Zhao Ming

The blood in the north is not yet cold, but the situation in Beijing is already deep. Yun Zhao, the actual commander-in-chief of the Yun family army in the north, had not even wiped the blood off his blade when a marriage decree came from the capital. Just when she intercepted the secret message from the Beirong Royal Court and learned that the border war was imminent, the court asked her to take off her armor and marry the seventh prince, whom she had never met before and was weak. Is it a reduction of power through overt promotion and covert demotion? Or a carefully planned conspiracy? When she stepped into the imperial capital, what awaited her was not flowers, but poison in the incense and cold arrows on the roof. Let's see how a generation of female generals fights another extremely dangerous silent war in this man-eating capital city.