Scandals of Famous Imperial Generals

Luo Jia, a loyal female rebel in the empire, the first chief executive of the Carolingian Dominion, and the first female general to receive military honors in the history of the empire, was undoubtedly the most talked about in her life because of her star-studded group of rumored boyfriends. According to incomplete statistics, the figures with whom she had affairs include two emperors, four generals, and countless confidants with silent devotion, represented by the first president of the Imperial Bank. There are even no less than two female celebrities in the non-mainstream sexual orientation, an enemy prince and an enemy traitor general. It covers almost all the big figures who have built and killed immortal legends in that turbulent era. It can be said that when the female general was alive - in fact, ever since she became famous in the first battle at the age of twenty, the reputation of her chaotic private life has always been with her. The gossip tabloids in the imperial capital loved her to death. In the early years of the war, I didn't know how much extra sales I earned just by editing a few things she, her immediate boss, and her lieutenants had to say. Until she began to rebel and began to defeat young generals who had become national heroes in past wars... Readers of the tabloid suddenly discovered that the value of the female general's subordinates began to rise sharply like the stock price of Kazan City at a speed that made people doubt whether it was a fraud. So much so that the people began to ridicule - "She must have had a harem at Royal Ximing College when she was studying"! Otherwise, you can't explain why every general who was sent to suppress her happened to have an affair with her, and happened to be soft-hearted and defeated by her in the moment of life and death. ——Is Ximing Academy training generals or love brains? ! After reading this, readers must have understood that this article is not a serious biography with rigorous research and serious themes. Yes, it is just a ridiculous, vulgar, irresponsible, and even slanderous affair. But maybe it's also a small interpretation about the possibilities of that era. Intention: fun