In the easternmost part of the Liuhe Continent, there is a country named Shuowang. Directly east of the capital city of Shuowang is the resting place of the country's most distinguished people in the past. Among the many mausoleums, the most puzzling thing is that the tomb of Empress Zhaochenwen, the only empress dowager in the Shuowang dynasty, is actually in the northwest of Shuowang territory, overlooking the Great Wall and the Helian Mountains behind the Great Wall.
In the wind and sand at the northwest border, the original mausoleum has also lost its luster, but the mournful north wind and the soaring eagle still seem to tell us about those bloody years, the past and glory.
Someone once asked me, who am I?
Maybe I am the only female general in the northwest desert. I join the army in place of my father, and I am also a hero.
Perhaps I am the most noble empress dowager in the Shuowang Dynasty. I am favored by six palaces and have power over three dynasties.
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Or maybe, I'm just a woman.