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This book has about 370,000 words and is revised based on the 2005 doctoral thesis. With an in-depth exploration of the cultural background of the Han and Tang Dynasties, the author uses the method of mutual verification of literature and history to conduct a comprehensive and systematic study of the five major themes of the Han and Tang frontier fortress poems, including bitter cold, martial arts, nostalgia, war, and customs, as well as their creative modes. He strives to innovate in traditional topics, which is of great academic value.

It tells the story of the daughter of a good-for-nothing general in an empire that established the world through force. She experienced various things and became obsessed with martial arts.

My name is Tao Duoduo, and I am a delivery girl. It is a rainy day today, and I have to brave the heavy rain to deliver food for my rations for next month. The sky is terrible and gloomy, and suddenly a big thunder strikes directly on me, the poor delivery girl... Is this a hospital? My head hurts so much... You bloodthirsty banshee, I only hate my inability to save your life... Who is the figure of the man in white that flashes in my mind? Who is he scolding? ...