[The dormant and forbearing scheming female general × the cynical and sinister prince｜Planning for family and country]
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Xiao Heng played with the jade pendant and said in a nonchalant tone: "The north is restless and the court is treacherous. Miss Wen doesn't want to find a 'ladder'?"
Wen Jinglan raised her eyes and brushed the hilt of the sword with her fingertips: "The ladder is borrowed, and you have to walk the path under your feet. If you are willing to lend a hand, I don't mind sharing a piece of your victory."
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The snow in the Exorcist Camp has not melted in three years.
Wen Jinglan carried the corpse for three years, but the stench of the corpse could not be washed away from his fingers.
On the night when the Zhenbei General's Mansion was ransacked, the blood and fire of more than three hundred mouths had long since tempered her soul into a sword.
Now her name is Ah Jin, and she is the meanest funeral slave in the Qianfeng camp. She only has hatred and revenge in her eyes:
"Those who bully me, humiliate me, and harm my Wen family, I will make them pay with blood!"
From the coffin slave to the soldier, from the deputy general to the general of Zhenbei, she climbed on the conspiracy and bones. But she never walked alone.
With the help of low-class women such as Ah Qiao and Chen Wan who were crushed by fate, they established a women's scout team to let the refugee girls guard the border; they set up medical tents to benefit the people so that women and children in the war could have a place to stay.
She knew that what she wanted was never to seek revenge alone, but to let all the "voiceless" raise their heads.
At the Jinluan Palace, she threw back half of the military talisman and called out her real name, shocking the court and everyone: "My name is Wen Jinglan! Back then, the Wen family guarded the border to protect the people; now I hold military power to protect the people. The lives of the soldiers at the border, the slaves in the camp, and the homeless people are as valuable as yours!"
Intention: They rose from the dust, not to rely on anyone, but to shake the mountains and rivers side by side, proving that "the character of a woman never loses to that of a man."