Yao Banchun's real name is not Yao Banchun. Just because she was picked up by her aunt and brought home during the spring equinox, she was given the catchy name Banchun.
Yao Banchun is the personal maid of the leader, or she is the maid of the leader of a stunted girl who disguises herself as a man, or the leader of an old man with good looks. The mysterious leader has a face that is comparable to that of a teenager, and his voice still has the softness of a child, but he is also cold and noble, as if he is superior to others.
The Nanshan Sect, which was isolated in a corner, suddenly became the target of the imperial court's suppression of bandits. Yao Banchun dared to pat his chest and said that he had never seen a single member of the cult in the first ten years he lived in the mountain.
The bandit-suppressing general was completely different from Yao Banchun's imagination. How could a person who could gently call a maid "girl" be so bad?