The Ming Dynasty: the Legend of Qi Namei

In the Ming Dynasty, when he ascended the state guard, the iron-blooded generals longed for a daughter for three generations, and finally got the charming girl Namei. When she was born, her cry was clear and clear, and she held Zhou alone with three things: pen, knife, and medicine. There are soft glutinous rice cakes hidden in the kitchen, and gravels are collected in front of the door. She is the "little warm sun" protected by the whole family; the mirage is seen in the Penglai Pavilion, and the inheritance of medicine is inherited under the Mazu talisman. She is a bright color in the long scroll of national style. Everyone knows that a tiger girl from a general's family should marry into a noble family, care for her husband and raise children, but she insists on writing about the art of war, killing Japanese pirates with a knife, and using medicine to help the people. From the plum blossom jade pendant left by Empress Ma to the heroine's character described by Su Shi, Nami has embarked on a legendary path belonging to the women of the Ming Dynasty with her unparalleled appearance. Let's see how this small ball of warm sun burns step by step into the scorching sun that illuminates the Ming Dynasty sea area!