[The Legend of Qin] A Long Wind Across Ninety Thousand Miles

[Blurb] We were young once, laughing freely over books, raising our cups to one another, and drinking in the mountains and rivers; With youthful ambition and brilliance, we welcomed silver at our temples, like lighting a lamp that would shine forever. Looking back, war fires blazed across the land, and the moon still shines as it did before, illuminating this night of parting. We rode at full gallop, halted the wars, weathered the sudden storm, and laughed off both praise and blame. Across the high ridges, the wind stirs a purple robe. After countless sails have passed, the heart knows its own feelings; In a flourishing age, we weathered plots and schemes, and drank deep of peace, burying our names after years of struggle. The tides of the world surge. How many times have the seasons turned? We once raced along the road, side by side. We laid bare our hearts, shared our passion, and would give our lives for a true friend. Entering the court, we weighed a thousand plans and a hundred thousand concerns. We fought for one night and rose to great heights. I looked up and saw the vast sky gazing down upon the dust! This story is all nonsense and written for no profit. All credit belongs to Xuanji Liangliang! The blurb comes from the song "A Name in the Annals of History"!!! [Potential Pitfalls] 1. The heroine, Ji Yunlan (alias Wang Suyun), is a descendant of the Western Zhou and has a Yin-Yang School cheat ability [I think this is a red flag too, what do I do?!] 2. She helps Shaoyu ascend to the throne. Definitely a happy ending. 3. It involves extremely low-level political scheming. 4. The author is historically illiterate. Everything in here is made up nonsense... 233333333