Born into a turbulent age, she is the child of a family of generals. Her parents founded the million-strong Flying Tiger Army, but political infighting within the palace and their overwhelming achievements brought disaster upon their entire clan. She studies medicine and military strategy, takes command in a crisis, and disguises herself as a man to recall the Flying Tiger Army. She captures three cities and destroys the State of Qi. With the Dragon-Slaying Sword in hand, she can summon the world to her side. What could be better than becoming a female marshal?
When he was young, he was bullied outside the palace gates, and a girl stood up for him. From then on, he was determined to marry her. But fate played a cruel trick: he personally issued the decree that wiped out her entire clan. When they meet again, a sword is held to her face. Is theirs a fated match or a doomed love? How can he bring her back to his side, carefully win her over and start anew with her, shield her from every storm in the imperial court, and become a wise and benevolent ruler for her sake? Yet she still refuses to return to court. If she is gone, what use is the throne and all the land beneath heaven?
Whoever wants this realm in these turbulent times can have it.
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It's getting better and better, very beautiful
Finished reading!!! It's really good to read. The novel has a sense of desolation between the generals of the Yang family and the generals of the Hu family, and a sense of desolation of the Song Dynasty when powerful ministers were in power. However, this emperor was very powerful, and he was not like the emperors of the Song Dynasty who only listened to what they believed. Anyway, it's awesome!!!!! It's very interesting, much better than those that simply write about emotional entanglements!
The author is really pitiful
Thank you, author, for your hard work. You finished editing more than 100 chapters of the article silently by yourself. You persisted even without comments, which is enough to show your love for literature. Come on, victory belongs to those who persist