One is a Taoist nun who lives in the mountains, cultivating herself and healing the sick. One is an empress who rules from behind the curtain in the depths of the palace. One is a great general of humble birth who holds immense power. The young emperor's illness brings them together in the imperial capital, changing the future of the Great Jing dynasty.
Yet beneath these halos are three people struggling in this world in their own ways.
The unyielding cannot last forever, and the yielding cannot hold its ground. As Wei Xingzhi pondered the verdict the greatest fortune-teller under heaven had given those two women, he couldn't help wondering: what fate awaited him, walking the tightrope between hardness and softness?
Keep it. . . . . .
An important name in real history like "Xiongnu" appears in an imaginary world (if the background is really intended to imitate the Han Dynasty or the Sixteen Kingdoms, that's fine), I always feel that it doesn't fit in well.
I'm here again~ But the feeling of sitting in the pit is really not good, so I'd better wait until Xiaoyu has more chapters before jumping into the pit~