The History of Baiganqing: the Biography of Qin Liangyu

This is an epic about Qin Liangyu, the only female general in Chinese history who has been officially recorded in official history. In the chaotic times of the late Ming Dynasty, wars broke out everywhere. She was born in Chungju, studied literature and martial arts since she was a child, and swore an oath to "hold the sword to defend the country"; She married into Shizhu, trained Baigan, put down the rebellion in Bozhou, and made the first contribution to Nanchuan Road; She personally went to Liaozuo and fought a bloody battle in the Hunhe River. Her brothers fought to the death, and the white-pole soldiers shocked the Eight Banners; She returned to Bashu, quelled the chaos in She'an, fought against the rogue bandits in the west, relieved the siege of Chengdu, and ensured peace in one place; She destroyed her family to relieve the disaster, raised her troops to the north and went to King Qin. She was awarded a poem by Emperor Chongzhen and was named the chief military officer; Until the fall of the Ming Dynasty, she still led a lone army to defend Kuizhou. She was loyal and left her name in history. This book uses "History of the Ming Dynasty" as its bones and novels as its flesh to restore the magnificent life of a legendary handsome woman. From a boudoir girl to a chieftain, and then to the chief military officer of the Ming Dynasty, she supported half of the country in the southwest of the Ming Dynasty as a daughter.