Li Sifu

Jiang Ying has only learned one thing in this life: only by being useful can you live. On the day she was sent away, her father held her hand and her eyes were red. Jiang Ying was worried about her mother who was recovering from illness outside the city. She could only hide it and go on the road alone. The king accepted her gift and gave her to Chief Shuote in exchange for peace on the border. Before Jiang Ying was escorted into the carriage, he looked at Dai Wang and said: If Your Highness sends me there, Shuote will only think that you are afraid of him. Why don't you keep me and think of a way for the prince to defeat the enemy without fighting? She offered a strategy: use barbarians to control barbarians. On behalf of the king, he carefully observed that this woman was brave and knowledgeable, so he withdrew his order. After the situation calmed down, Jiang Ying proposed to set up additional envoys to encourage farmers so that the people affected by the disaster would have food to eat. Everyone in the Dai Kingdom began to call her Lady Jiang, but only King Dai still said coldly: You'd better be useful all the time in order to live a long time. Jiang Ying forced herself to become a strategist and found a place in the cracks. A suicide note tore apart her knowledge. Jiang Yuanhuai poisoned her biological mother. He was not of Jiang Yuanhuai's blood at all. Her half-brother Su Jian risked his life to rescue her from the Kingdom of Dai. Jiang Ying planned a plan for his younger brother and helped him counterattack and became a general. He was ordered to regain Yizhou and was captured in battle with the King of Dai. Jiang Ying stepped into the Kingdom of Dai again, and she said to the King of Dai: You and I have the same enemy. The two teamed up to lure Jiang Yuanhuai into a trap with false information. The imperial army of 60,000 was annihilated and Jiang Yuanhuai was executed. The great revenge was avenged, and Jiang Ying finally understood that what was really worth fighting for was never an individual's life or death, but the survival of all people. She promoted benevolent government, won the hearts of the people, and finally made the emperor become the emperor and the world returned to his throne. The empress who is in charge of the world has walked thousands of miles of bones. Looking back on her life, she is most fortunate that she did not cry on the day of farewell. Concept: Women can also change their destiny with courage and show their talents in all directions