Kill a Hundred Flowers

Yu Pengjun woke up and transformed into the daughter of Zhenwu Army Jiedushi in the late Tang Dynasty. The good news is, she knows the history. The bad news is that she is following her father in the crusade against the Shatuo rebel general Li Guochang. On the day we met on the battlefield, the flying arrows were like locusts. Yu Pengjun caught a glimpse of a one-eyed boy leading the cavalry to break through the formation, and he defeated three Tang generals with a long spear in his hand. She got on her horse and shouted to the man: "I'm here -" Before she finished speaking, the Shatuo cavalry outflanked her. She was unable to dodge, and she and her horse were tripped and fell to the ground. The young man looked condescendingly at her being tied up, with an unruly light in his one eye: "Young lady just half-said, what are you here for?" Yu Pengjun gritted his teeth and glared at him: "... I'm here to capture you." He smiled, "What a coincidence, I'm here to capture you too." Before Yu Pengjun could figure out how to escape, Huang Chao broke into Chang'an City. Li Keyong was ordered to attack and stuffed her into the baggage truck. She had no choice but to use the "prophet" to come up with many ingenious plans, from Chang'an to Bianzhou, from Huang Chao to Qin Zongquan, to help him become invincible on the battlefield. Later, Zhu Wen set up a trap and Li Keyong was ambushed and seriously injured and fell into coma. Everyone said he wouldn't make it. Yu Pengjun stayed by his bed for three days and nights, until he finally opened his eyes. He said angrily: "Why are you crying? I'm not dead." With red eyes, she bit him hard on the shoulder: "If you dare to die, I will vote for Zhu Wen!" Li Keyong gasped in pain, but he smiled and took her into his arms: "I won't die! The King of Hell is here to invite me, and I won't leave either!" In the end, he became the sharpest knife in this troubled world. Ping Huangchao, destroying all vassals, sharpening Zhu Wen, supporting Li Tang's country to collapse. The world said that he was Guo Ziyi's reincarnation, and that the Tang Dynasty continued to live for a hundred years, all thanks to his bow and arrows and long spear. Only Yu Pengjun knew that this decisive one-eyed man would tuck her into bed late at night, clumsily trace her eyebrows, and whisper against her forehead: "The most rewarding thing in my life is not being crowned king or general. It's that when I met you in front of the battlefield that day, you didn't attack me with a single blow." Small Theater Later history books: King Li Keyong of Jin Dynasty was powerful in the world, but he was very afraid of his own country. Yu Pengjun raised the book in front of his eyes and raised his eyebrows: "Are you henpecked?" Li Keyong took away the letter without changing his expression: "That's called love." Yu Pengjun sneered: "Then sleep in the study tonight." Li Keyong looked stern and grabbed her sleeve: "... Pornophilia, henpecking." Note: Romance novels are not history, details are declined to be verified. Purpose: Repair historical regrets