The Phoenix Sings in the Bamboo

[No golden fingers, no time travel, no rebirth, historical fiction + family, country and world, gathered into towers, scattered into stars] The mistress of other people's houses is worried about the trivial matters of the back house. As a mistress, she was worried about how to manipulate the powerful officials of the dynasty. General Yin wants to use a scapegoat to frame the blame? She sent him to his nephew's restaurant with a backhand, exposing the vicious plan of "killing a good man and taking credit for his merit" in public! My husband wants to escape and go to Jinyang? She arranged for the imperial doctor to live up to the name of "fright", and took advantage of the situation to make her husband "accidentally fall into the water", and the golden cicada escaped from its shell justifiably! When everyone thought she was just a housewife, She has quietly walked out of Chang'an, recruited rebels deep in the bamboo sea of Si Zhuyuan, lit the first prairie fire for the Tang Dynasty, and left a few words for herself in the cracks of history books. Feng Ming Sizhu, the world returns to its heart. The beginning of the story is about two geniuses helping each other in troubled times. The end of the story is the most grand sacrifice in the Tang Dynasty. The war rages on, and in just a few months, She dispersed her wealth, recruited heroes, and successively captured Huxian, Zhouzhi, Wugong, and Shiping. She conquered east and west, gathered 70,000 troops, shocked Guanzhong, and pointed directly at Chang'an. She imitated the sage Xun Guan, only for Dou's words: "I hate to be born as a man." She contained the Sui army, cut off supplies, and defended the southwest base camp. She was the first princess in history to be buried with military honors, and her posthumous title was "Zhao". (Note: The background of this article is fictional. Although the characters have prototypes, there are very few historical materials. The plot is purely fictional. Please do not read the official history.)