The Reborn Empress Still Can't Defeat My General?

He is the general I admire most, and I am his lieutenant general who died in battle. When I opened my eyes, I became the empress who poisoned myself. He wears a dragon robe and is worshiped by all the people, but I just want to be the pawn next to him who blocks arrows for him. But the way he looks at me now is like looking at a dead person. Qin Yi, the undefeated general of the Great Chu Kingdom, was iron-blooded and ruthless. Qin Yang, his most loyal lieutenant, followed him at the age of eleven and died in battle at the age of twenty-four. In order to protect Qin Yizhou, Qin Yang blocked the arrow with his body, and his last words as he fell in a pool of blood were - "General, I will fulfill my mission." But death is not the end. When he opened his eyes again, he was lying on the dragon couch, his eyes were full of splendor and splendor, and in his ears was the high-pitched voice of the prisoner: "Your Majesty, you are awake." Qin Yang lowered his head - a dragon robe, a phoenix crown, and a female body that did not belong to him. His soul passed through and became the empress Luo Anzhao of the Chu Kingdom who had just been poisoned by powerful ministers and whose life was hanging by a thread. The powerful ministers colluded with the enemy Zhou Dynasty to poison the empress, and then used the war to get rid of Qin Yi. They cooperated internally and externally to change the dynasty. But they made a miscalculation - Qin Yi's most loyal lieutenant lived in the empress' body. Above the court, Qin Yang used the body of the empress to purge powerful officials and eliminate traitors. The imperial edicts seemed to be decisive in killing, but in fact, every sword struck Qin Yi's enemies. Outside the court, Qin Yang began his greatest "selfish intention" - to recall Qin Yi to the capital to stay with him.