Li Xingruo did not miss the New Year and died on the way to return the army to the court.
The historical records behind his death each have their own explanations.
It is written that her hair is ruined and her shape is uncivilized, like a savage.
It is written that she slaughtered the city, was cruel and cruel, and was unbearable to be a human being.
Yes, Li Xingruo shaved his head once.
At that time, there was a rumor in the army that she was trapped in love and became a monk.
In fact, on the march, she got lice on her head and scratched her scalp.
Later, she grew her hair without shaving, and it was said that she had a sweetheart for whom she was growing her hair to get married.
Li Xingruo touched the old callus on the back of his neck that was worn away by the helmet, and felt that not everyone's brain was as good as hers.
When history evaluates celebrities, it is often said that this person lived an upright life and was only stigmatized by one thing.
When they arrived at Li Xingruo's place, they said, "Only the matter of giving birth to a child can still make you a human being."
Her bandit father, Douda, didn't know a single word, but he actually stifled a book teaching her how to be a woman.
Although the writing was nonsense, Li Xingruo loved reading it.
Whenever she felt weak, she would read the book through and then beat the Li family up and down.
It is such a woman who has conquered the world for ten years and gained half of her country.
Enemies hated her for being extremely violent, literati hated her for being famous, people feared her for murdering people, her relatives disowned her, her peers hated her for her military power, and emperors resented her lack of imperial authority.
The admirer is disappointed: "The sun and moon are in the sky, people can always see them, but they can't get them."
The 300-word biography of the kings and marquises completed Li Xingruo's life, earning him a reputation as a violent and ruthless person.
In the twenty years after her death, the country fell into decline, and foreigners committed crimes again. It was her former evil reputation that once again protected the people of the imperial city.
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In the spring of the twentieth year after Li Xingruo's death, it was a long and stormy night.
She heard her grandniece's last words: "I am determined to die and would like to dedicate the rest of my life to Marquis Wu Zhao."
Before the descendants' blood splattered on their souls, it was her time to renew her dream.
In this life, she took back the broken sword, turned the tide from falling, helped the building to collapse, became the sky for future emperors, and also became the nightmare for the enemy country from waking up.
[Reading Tips]
*The killings and massacres in the copy are rumors and slander against the protagonist. Don't use the copy to judge the protagonist.
*The name of the heroine: "Be soft and strong, use weakness to be strong."
*From a generation of powerful ministers to a generation of emperors.
Intention: Go back to the twentieth year after death
Reader comments
Give your wife a flower 🌹
Not enough, not enough. Come on, author.
Start working harder to cultivate Suiyang [Spreading Flowers]
Yes, the toothache is terrible. Let's see what the doctor says. It's time to rest. Your body is the most important thing.
Hey, how come this chapter ends after talking about what the deer did [Dog Head]
It's still very dangerous at sea. When a storm comes, you can only fight it head-on.
I want to see who Han Feijing fathered Yunxiang, and I also want to see what the protagonist group would be like in modern times.
This chapter reminded me that the ban on prostitution in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China also required girls to read, make shoes and clothes, and give them medicine when they were sick. Even at that time, medicine was very difficult and very precious. However, although this article was still a feudal society, it brought up this matter. It is really rare, rare, and the author is really thoughtful [crying] [star eyes]
Give your wife a flower 🌹
Not enough, not enough. Come on, author.
Start working harder to cultivate Suiyang [Spreading Flowers]
Yes, the toothache is terrible. Let's see what the doctor says. It's time to rest. Your body is the most important thing.
Hey, how come this chapter ends after talking about what the deer did [Dog Head]
It's still very dangerous at sea. When a storm comes, you can only fight it head-on.
I want to see who Han Feijing fathered Yunxiang, and I also want to see what the protagonist group would be like in modern times.
This chapter reminded me that the ban on prostitution in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China also required girls to read, make shoes and clothes, and give them medicine when they were sick. Even at that time, medicine was very difficult and very precious. However, although this article was still a feudal society, it brought up this matter. It is really rare, rare, and the author is really thoughtful [crying] [star eyes]
As long as Han Xiao doesn't cause any big trouble
Go out and fight a victorious battle.