Liang Hongyu

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A courtesan general, a famous anti-Jin general, and an escaping emperor.

Before the age of eighteen, Liang Hongyu was a noble lady from the capital, a descendant of a military family. A sudden incident led to the Liang family being framed by the powerful eunuch Tong Guan, who wielded great influence over the court. Her entire family was annihilated, and all the women were relegated to the lowest social class.

Overnight, Liang Hongyu fell from a noble lady of the capital to a government courtesan in Jingkou. One day, after Tong Guan suppressed the Fang La rebellion, he led his troops to station in Jingkou, and all government courtesans were called in one by one.

Liang Hongyu, in a red dress, her face like a peach blossom, possessed inherent charm yet also a hint of heroism. She performed a sword dance and calligraphy, astounding everyone. However, her gaze fixated on Han Shizhong, who sat in a corner drinking alone.

He wore silver heavy armor, and beneath his sword-like brows were eyes as bright as cold stars, radiating an overpowering aura. Liang Hongyu gracefully approached him, "General, may this humble servant pour you a drink?"

The next day, Han Shizhong was invited to a tea house. The woman from yesterday approached him, her charming smile belying her astonishing words: "General, you captured Fang La, but your meritorious deed was stolen by Tong Guan. Why don't you join forces with me to eliminate Tong Guan?"

The Jin forces invaded south again. Tong Guan and Emperor Zhao Ji fled by boat to Jingkou, where they heard the faint sound of zither music from a pleasure boat on the river. Liang Hongyu plotted to poison them, and chaos erupted in the cabin as blood flowed freely.

Tong Guan collapsed in a pool of blood. On that day, Zhao Gou, due to the Miao-Liu mutiny...