There was a girl named Shulan in Shumen who was good at riding, shooting and wise and courageous.
A strong bow defeated the enemy, and from then on women were as good as men.
Emperors praised her as a hero, and history books listed her as a handsome woman.
Songs of triumph are heard immediately on the battlefield, and the legend of Shu Lan will still be sung for a hundred years.
[Copywriter: Yuxi is very bad at writing this...]
Jia Xuan: I have been in love with you since I was a child. If what you like is the sky is high and the sea is vast, there is no harm in giving up my status as a prince for you.
He Lianyuan: They failed you, but I am willing to go through all the hardships to win the Turkic throne, just to bless you throughout your life.
Tang Xuesong: I have nothing, but if you look back, I will always stay behind you.
Shulan: Oh, it doesn't have to be that complicated. I just want to find a man to go back and have a baby with me... Hmm... Which one of you will take care of the baby?
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Reader comments
This is so shameless that you can betray the country.
Oh hoo, it's still Shulan A
Going round and round, it's Tang. This is the second book where the male protagonist is so uncertain. The first one is Harm the Country. Tubi, it's not bad to be with Tang. Tang is also the most stable character. Shulan lives the life she wants, raises her children, and is at peace.
This is so shameless that you can betray the country.
Oh hoo, it's still Shulan A
Going round and round, it's Tang. This is the second book where the male protagonist is so uncertain. The first one is Harm the Country. Tubi, it's not bad to be with Tang. Tang is also the most stable character. Shulan lives the life she wants, raises her children, and is at peace.