Chasing the Moon

No one would believe that Jiang Caicai in Yin Capital and Xie Chunsheng, in Anxi City a thousand miles away, were the same person.

One was the timid, useless younger sister of the Minister of Revenue, someone anyone could bully. The other was a spirited female general whom everyone admired.

In the eyes of the world, the two were worlds apart.

Xie Chunsheng was peerlessly brilliant. With nothing but a silver spear, she pierced through the bitter cold and drove the foreign tribes beyond Yumen Pass, where they dared not invade again.

How could Jiang Caicai, a simpleton, possibly compare with the young General Xie?

Later, when the ruler proved incompetent, the foreign tribes invaded, and war raged as the land fell to ruin, Jiang Caicai, whom anyone could trample on, picked up a spear and stood guard at the city gates. She looked exactly like the young General Xie, who was said to have died.

The Xie Chunsheng who rode a white horse, her silver spear flowing like poetry, invincible in battle, had returned.

She still fought with all her strength to protect the peace of the land and still devoted herself to safeguarding the people, but she refused to serve the exalted ruler.

"The court does not believe in the Xie family's unwavering loyalty, and the history books do not record a woman's courage and devotion. Then I'll seize power, change the system, and write history for myself."

Theme: Strive tirelessly for self-improvement