Li Deyin's position as the Princess of Changle was not given by her father and brother, but by her own fighting on the battlefield.
After the founding of the country, her father said to her: "Sanniang, now that the world has been settled, you don't have to worry about war and live a peaceful life with your consort."
So, Li Deyin handed over his military power, took off his shirt, put his sword into its sheath, and walked step by step into the princess mansion deep in the courtyard.
Six years later, she died in depression.
When she closed her eyes, she realized that what she missed the most was the prosperous days when she had one hundred thousand soldiers and was a powerful figure in Guanzhong.
Going back in time and opening his eyes again, Li Deyin returned to the day when his father and brother launched an army.
She looked at the sword with the light on, determined.
In this life, no matter what she says, she will not put down her sword.
Purpose: Daughters should be self-reliant
