(Imaginary, the heroine has no historical prototype)
Wang Quan was extremely favored since she married Prince Liu Qi, and later gave birth to four daughters and one son. The youngest daughter Liu Yu and son Liu Che were born on the same day.
Perhaps because of this reason, Liu Che had been most attached to his sister since he was a child. After he ascended the throne, he not only promised Liu Yu to do whatever he wanted and become the most wanton eldest princess of the Tang Dynasty, but he was also unable to win over her when she begged to go into battle to fight the Huns, so he had no choice but to agree.
From then on, Liu Yu put on men's clothes and took off the hairpin, concealed his identity and began to train with the soldiers in the military camp.
Thick calluses formed on her slender hands, and her fair face was sun-dried.
Liu Yujing followed General Wei with a bright eye, and followed him to push the Huns back step by step, and was eventually written into the history books as a female general!
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When mentioning Princess Liu Yu, the people in Chang'an City were full of praise.
The Xiongnu gang of jackals, tigers and leopards had been harassing the Han Dynasty for many years. If the eldest princess Liu Yu and General Wei and General Huo had not driven them back until they dared not invade again, I am afraid they would still be in the embarrassing position of exchanging marriage for peace.
Just...
The people in Chang'an City were discussing among themselves whether their beloved eldest princess liked General Wei or not.
Idea: Women can also be generals!
