A Woodcutter's Axe from the Start: I Led the Whole Village to Flee the War

Tu Wanggui's confession is rejected, and before she even has time to feel heartbroken, the world descends into chaos and war breaks out everywhere. Armed with a woodcutter's knife and her golden finger that lets her light up the map, she leads everyone in her village, young and old, on the run.

Along the way, she comes across her childhood betrothed, trapped in a desperate situation. Out of respect for the bond between their families, she lends him a hand. He, meanwhile, hopes to rely on her to find a way for his family to survive in these troubled times.

Though their paths began apart, they join forces and carve out a way to survive.

Once peace is restored, he tells a friend that marrying her and keeping her as a mere ornament would be enough.

Tu Wanggui never cared much about the engagement anyway. Men are entirely optional to her: what she loves most is becoming a mighty, awe-inspiring general!

Later on, her former fiancé and his older brother both end up orbiting around her!

Be it a coarse pottery basin or a priceless treasure, none of it can compare to the freedom and thrill of riding across the battlefield. Better get out of here first!

Let the men love and marry whoever they want!