In the 168th year of the founding of Jiang Guo, heavy rain fell for three consecutive days in Wei County. The sky was filled with rays of light, and fish jumped over the threshold. Li Huilian, the daughter of Li Haokun, was born, which coincided with the millennium legend of "a literary star descending to earth".
Li Huilian has studied both arts and martial arts since she was a child, and formed a deep friendship with Qin Shao, Zhao Mingzhen and her two brothers at the Zhongxiang Martial Arts School. When he was seventeen years old, 400,000 soldiers of the Song and Ju coalition invaded the territory. The traitor He Zhao, the Minister of War, and Wei Mengguang, the Minister of Household Affairs, secretly collaborated with the enemy. They adulterated grain and grass armaments, intercepted and killed messengers, and forged battle reports. As a result, Duancheng was deprived of food, and the protector and the general died in battle.
Qin Shao broke through the siege in a bloody battle, but was intercepted and killed by He Zhao on the way. He unexpectedly revealed the truth about his rebellion and rushed to the capital to report the news. The late emperor died in anger and was succeeded by the crown prince Guo Zhuangrui. Li Huilian joined the army with her brother, and burned the fleet on the Botuo River and ambushed the enemy in trenches and defeated the enemy. During the siege of Duancheng, she discerned the gap between the Song army's fear of cold and the Ju army's resistance to cold. She secretly sent beddings and used a clever alienation plan to induce the Ju general to kill the Song general in anger. The Song soldiers turned against the city and Duancheng was recovered.
The army pressed on the Ju State, Zhao Mingzhen sneaked behind the enemy lines to cooperate with commercial warfare, Jiang and Song Dynasty allied forces Chen Bing border, the Ju State was forced to cede ten cities and pay two million taels in compensation. As a woman, Li Huilian used her ingenuity to recover the lost territory and expand the territory, and was named Princess Yonghe. The world calls him "a literary star descending to earth".
Concept: The contrast between "female body" and "Princess Yonghe" is the core tension of the whole text. A seventeen-year-old woman joined the army with her brother, offered strategies to defeat the enemy, and regained lost territory, and was eventually made a princess based on her military merits - this was not based on favor or marriage, but based on solid military exploits. The words "as a woman" were added before the title, indicating that the environment at that time did not believe that women could achieve such a feat, but she did it. The legend of "literary star descending to earth" may have been just a coincidental weather phenomenon at first, but it was finally confirmed - not because destiny really existed, but because she used her own actions to turn this legend from a legend into a piece of official history.