The Qin family in Zhongzhou has been loyal and good for generations.
Qin Liangwei, the chieftain's daughter, was originally a proud and transparent boudoir lady, but she encountered a rebellion in the southwest and the country was in turmoil. She gave up her red makeup, put on armor, armed with a white wax spear, led three thousand white-armed soldiers, and embarked on the road to defend the country.
He fought in the first battle at Hejiang and captured the rebel leader alive; he rescued Chengdu and became famous in Sichuan; he went north to Qinwang and fought bloody battles at the border; he became an official in Beijing and was deeply involved in political intrigues. She takes the body of a daughter and acts like a man. With her sincerity and iron-blooded skills, she holds up a world in troubled times.
But the suspicion in the court is always there, the emperor's mind is cold and bone-chilling, and the prejudice that "people who are not of my race must have different minds" is like a shackle. She was loyal to her family and country, but was let down by the court; she protected the people, but was betrayed by them.
When the world collapsed, the isolated city was besieged, and food and support were exhausted, Qin Liangwei stood on the city wall with a gun - she was never guarding the Zhu family's world, but the land under her feet, the thousands of people, and the loyalty and responsibility engraved in her bones and blood.
Even if the body dies and the soul returns, the white pole will not fall and the loyal soul will never be extinguished.
Purpose: To use the great responsibility of a young woman to write about great loyalty in troubled times