She sacrificed her most precious youth for border defense.

How much youth do women have?

She even got stabbed in the chest from the side by a red tassel spear in order to save her deputy general.

The two peaches were broken.

At that time, she was still forcing herself to smile.

I wrote to my brother, saying: This is exactly what I want. Anyway, Jinse didn't want to be a woman since she was born, and now it is more convenient for me to wear men's clothes.

But this was just a lie she told to cover up her inner grief and anger.

Although she wanted to be as upright as a man, deep down she still liked her identity as a woman.

It was just that this era where men were superior to women forced her to say this.

…

"...General Han."

Chu Zixu bowed and saluted.

"No need for formalities, sir. The northwest sandstorm is raging, and you are suffering."

Han Jinse still respects Chu Zixu very much.

Chu Zixu also admired Han Jinse very much.

After a brief greeting, Chu Zixu continued to treat the wounded.

Han Jinse was watching attentively beside him.

Those were all her soldiers, and when they were injured, her heart ached even more.

…

Before I knew it, it was midnight.

Chu Zixu was not yet accustomed to the climate here, and coupled with being overworked, he simply fell asleep right there.

Han Jinse came over and covered him with a military blanket.

Chu Zixu slept lightly, but did not open his eyes.

He was mumbling something, as if he was saying something, and seemed very anxious.

Han Jinse leaned over and listened carefully.

The result was Chu Zixu murmured: "Mother..."

Han Jinse: “…”

She wanted to get up and leave, but was stopped by Chu Zixu.

The man's head rested on her chest, causing pain in her wound.

But she held back and didn't say a word.

Chu Zixu was an excellent doctor, and with him around, the soldiers had no worries.

I didn't expect that this endurance would last all night.

In the early morning light, Chu Zixu woke up in Han Jinse's arms.

He attaches great importance to rules and believes that since he has offended Han Jinse, he must be responsible for her.

When Han Jinse woke up, the first words he heard were those of Chu Zixu: "General Han, I am a humble servant, but I wish to marry you."

Han Jinse: “…”

She shouted loudly to wake Chu Zixu up.

Chu Zixu, whose head was almost blown off: "..."

No, that’s not what’s written in the storybook!

Shouldn’t Han Jinse be very touched?

But why did she run away without saying a word after beating him?

…

From then on, Chu Zixu discovered that Han Jinse always avoided him.

When he saw him from a distance, he ran away.

Chu Zixu, who still wanted to say hello to General Han, was very depressed.

That’s not all.

When it was his turn to stand guard for the wounded, Han Jinse said that he had just arrived in the northwest and was not used to the situation, so he asked someone else to take his place.

The imperial physician who had just arrived in the northwest and was not used to it: "..."

I understand. I am not worthy.

Chu Zixu had no idea that he would be treated like this after failing to woo his subordinate.

…

By chance, Han Jinse went out hunting and had not returned yet.

At this time, a sandstorm started.

No one dared to move.

This is what Han Jinse had instructed - if something serious happens, sacrifice the general to save the chariot.

Only Chu Zixu ran away.

When he found Han Jinse, she was already dehydrated and unconscious.

Chu Zixu's water bottle was also lost.

It was he who bit his finger and gave his blood to Han Jinse to suck, saving her from the brink of death.

"Sir...you don't have to do this. My body is disabled and I'm no longer a normal woman. If you stay with me, it will only delay you."

Chu Zixu kissed her hard.

"Letting you go is what delays me."

…

[This is a random aside. The two of them ended up together, so I won't go into detail. The next chapter will focus on the protagonist.]