My Years as a General

Cheng Zhiwei transmigrated into the body of the youngest daughter of the Boyang Marquis's household.

The Boyang Marquis had no sons, so he raised Cheng Zhiwei as a boy.

When Cheng Zhiwei was fifteen, her mother couldn't take it any longer. She had a huge fight with the Boyang Marquis and insisted that Cheng Zhiwei fake her death first, then return as a girl.

But halfway through putting the plan into action, the Boyang Marquis suddenly dropped dead in a brothel.

It hardly mattered that he died. No one in the Cheng family was grieving anyway.

But his death did matter in one way: the Boyang Marquis's household instantly became a has-been in everyone's eyes.

Her future brother-in-law came to break off the engagement, then immediately got engaged to another family's daughter.

Her uncles wished they could haul away everything in the Boyang Marquis's household.

Her aunts, who had always been meek and deferential, came to Cheng Zhiwei's bedside to make snide remarks.

Cheng Zhiwei glanced at the chicken blood on her handkerchief, then weakly lifted her head.