Su Lele was born with steady hands and a perfect archery score.
On a whim, she opened a toy bow and crossbow shop, making and selling her own products.
Just as she was about to make it big, she got struck by lightning.
She woke up as the young daughter of an ordinary military household in the Ming dynasty's northern border army.
What? My dad is a night scout?
What kind of job is that? I've never heard of it.
They're the elite of the border troops, ancient special reconnaissance soldiers.
So when Lele, nicknamed Yue Niang, recovered from her illness and could suddenly shoot a bow, no one was surprised.
What's wrong with having a skill of my own? I inherited it, so it makes sense.
She snares rabbits and catches gazelles, and the whole family praises her.
Great, the people here are open-minded. Girls don't have to feel stifled.
It's just that the family is big, and times are hard.
Fine, once I step in, we'll eat meat at every meal and drink wine every day.
Yue Niang only wants to shoot wolves and catch tigers to improve their lives.
She never meant to become a renowned sharpshooter far and wide,
let alone inherit the family trade and become a hereditary night scout.
But she was born beneath the fated star of a natural general.
Starting as a junior squad leader attached to the military households,
she becomes a light cavalry soldier who never misses,
a god of war made flesh,
defending against foreign cavalry and protecting the descendants of Han.
Theme: Only the strong can survive
