In the war-torn era, she loved him so much that she took off her red dress, put on her battle armor and battle robe for him; she killed enemy generals for him, fought back enemy soldiers, and suffered numerous injuries.
That day when he won the victory over Chu, she put on his favorite white Confucian dress and waited for him to come back at the ten-mile pavilion outside the city in the autumn wind. She saw the tenderness in his eyes and carefully led the frail woman in the white dress out of the carriage and horse.
She understood and turned to leave. The red smoke or rain in her dress made her a popular female general in the Jin Dynasty and the aspiration of the noble princes in the capital.
It's just that in a war, it's hard to find a beautiful woman. The hot and bright red female general is missing.
The female generals of the Jin Dynasty have become a myth, but recently I heard that the enemy country has a red queen who loves to wield swords and guns, and is good at military defense and strategy.
The super sexy green tea emperor, the scumbag, the straight female general who is beautiful but doesn't know it
Intention: If you want it, you have to work hard to get it. When one day your talent matches your ambition, you can go to the place you once dreamed of, and hold in your hands what was once out of reach.