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The heroine has been considered a loser by everyone since she was a child, and she lives up to expectations and remains a loser until she graduates from college. She originally wanted to go out and show off her talents and wipe out the shame of the past, but in the end she couldn't defeat her parents and went to join the emperor's favored sister. There, I met the brother next door whom I had a crush on since childhood, and later they got married. I thought my life would be so perfect, but the hero's ex came to cause trouble again, and all kinds of hidden dangers were waiting to happen; In the end, the heroine finally understood that a good-for-nothing would really be worse than a good-for-nothing if she didn't work hard, so she decided to draw the sword of wisdom to cut off the love thread and carve out a bloody path for herself. . . . . . .

He is unparalleled in domineering power, and his armor is stained with blood, and he is fierce and evil. He fights with one sword to the end of the world, and his reputation is unparalleled in the world. He has been working in the fields for a long time. If anyone dares to invade China, he will use his sword to pierce the armor and wipe out the whole family.

This nation once became the nightmare of the world, a symbol of ferocity, cruelty, wildness, and tyranny. This nation can adapt to harsh and harsh environments. No matter whether it is severe cold, scorching heat, or barren mountains and rivers, its tenacious will to survive cannot be diminished. This nation was good at traveling long distances, fighting in the south and north. They galloped on horseback, used strong bows and crossbows to seize vast lands, plundered priceless property, and killed countless people. This nation is the Xiongnu, a wolf-like nation, we call it the wolf nation.

See Japan through in one book. Think big and write small, looking at all aspects of the Japanese nation. The inferiority complex of Japan's isolated nation, the arrogance of militaristic Japan, and the pressure of Japan as an economic power are traced back to their origins, revealed in detail, and penetrated into the inner world of the Japanese to present readers with a panoramic view of the Japanese nation and society.