In an age of warring warlords, we can be grateful for a group of experts who see something they can't stand and go straight to doing something about it.
The experts brought their wives, children, and fortunes with them, founding the Gantang Alliance, the smallest group in the chaotic times, but the one with the biggest name and the most gossip.
The alliance is full of talented people. The First-in-Command is an ascetic monk; the Second-in-Command is a Taoist priest who can't stand ascetic monks; the Third-in-Command is a scholar who passed all three imperial examinations but still couldn't get an official post; the Fourth-in-Command is a vagabond who goes around causing trouble to push the plot forward; the Fifth-in-Command is an ingenious inventor who keeps a low profile and devotes himself to research; the Sixth-in-Command is the heroine; and the Seventh-in-Command is the heroine's devoted simp.
The Alliance Leader only got his position because he has connections with all seven commanders, even though he's handsome, powerful, and tragic.
#The Alliance Leader Might Be Impotent#
#The Sixth Commander Doesn't Want To Be The Alliance Leader's Wife, She Wants To Be The Alliance Leader#
The Sixth Commander, Ran Qing, is beautiful, kindhearted, and incredibly skilled. Wherever she goes, she wins people over.
It's a shame she has a foul mouth.
[The heroine plays the fool while hiding her claws at first, then becomes the tiger herself]
Theme: Come on, show us what you've got.