Horse Riding on Flowers and Stars

People are divided into men and women, and strong people have nothing to do with gender. If you also think this is an interesting story, that would be my honor ~ [Bright rhythm + growth of the strong + female general vs. Fair scholar + background reference to the late Sui Dynasty and early Tang Dynasty] The heroine's self-narration: That Hu Bing came into the village carelessly. I couldn't stand it so I killed him. I didn't expect that the former great-grandson wanted to recruit me into the house. I definitely didn't want to get involved in their family's bad things. I just wanted to kill the grandsons of the Gao family. But God doesn't follow people's wishes. I have no choice but to go in. Now that I'm in the house, life is not easy, but my former great-grandson, who has thick eyebrows and big eyes, is a love-minded person. He doesn't fight for the good country, but fights with the little Taoist nun all day long. Fortunately, there is Min Dalang in the house to accompany me to relieve my boredom. After thinking about it, I went to the barracks and went to the front line, thinking about earning a living. It would be nice to have some military merit, return home in glory, etc. But I think those bullies plotted against me and labeled me as a collaborator and defector. I don't think this military camp is good. It's unclear. I might as well just set up my own business and become the king of the mountain. Then I'll do all kinds of things. By the way, I guided the bandits from the nearby hills to grab the chassis and farm the land. Later, they were willing to follow me, so I recruited them. Later, a gang came from Longxi and asked me to become a general. I said that would be great, and that was probably the case.