She said, your life is really smooth.
He said, I have always just used you.
She said, whether he likes you or me, I will marry him.
He said, let it go now, you will be very tired living like this.
She sat in front of the mirror, doing her makeup, and used a black pen to outline her sword-like brows. Wearing golden armor, she walked up to the tower and looked at the vast Gobi desert in the distance. She stretched out her hand and pulled off the ribbon that tied her hair, and three thousand black hair fell down. The maid behind her held up the golden crown. She raised her hand, and Naxin stepped forward to tie up her long hair and tie it tightly. All the Sui troops below the city knelt down and worshiped.
She laughs. She is no longer the pampered Princess of Sui, or the eldest daughter of the prime minister in Daqian, the adopted daughter of the emperor, nor the once famous shopkeeper of Baiwei Pavilion in Zhiyi, or the handsome girl Lin Xiangji in the eyes of the neighbors. Now, she is the commander of the Sui army, and she will lead the army to fight against her homeland - Qiang.
"In the seventh year of the Panling period of the Sui Kingdom, the great power of the Central Plains sent King Qi Yi and Wang Qingji to lead an army of 100,000 to attack the Fu Daoguan fortress. King Sui's second daughter Sang Yi asked Ying to serve as military governor, saying that she would be undefeated. This appointment of a female general who was a relative of the emperor was the first time in the past 100 years of the Sui state, and it was also rare in the world." "History of the Western Region" records in Volume 4 of the Biography of Jincuo Sangyi.