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♪Shrugging off past burdens♪
♪Beneath the mask, who am I?♪
♪Release and find wider shores♪
♪Love's a riddle, and rain pours heavy♪
♪Crossed paths, now downward fall♪
♪From dust arises starlight's spark♪
♪Tearing through the night's dense blockade♪
♪Heart's flame illuminates all solitude♪
♪Let time's sails drift endlessly♪
♪Through wandering exile♪
♪Breaking free from the cocoon, I start anew♪
♪Moon as song, life as flame♪
♪Nameless heart clings fiercely♪
♪Let me♪
♪Charge toward the next raging river♪
♪Moon darts, snow falls♪
♪We tread rugged paths to reunite♪
♪Hands held tight♪
♪We forever live for love's sake♪
♪Shadow's spear burns fiercely♪
=Legend of The Female General=
=Episode 27=
By wearing that mask this time,
you've terrified the Wutuo forces.
He Rufei will certainly use this
to confirm your identity.
Since I've come to Rundu,
I'm not afraid of him knowing.
When I return,
I'll stand before him with my head held high.
I'll make sure he learns
who the real General Feihong is.
Speaking of which,
since He Rufei and Xu Jingfu
have been colluding for so long,
there must be evidence
of their collaboration.
And that evidence
is in the capital.
That's why I want to return sooner
to investigate potential leads.
Alright.
I'll go with you.
Young Master.
What happened to you?
I thought you sent Miss He medicine to restore her energy.
Yingxiang.
Tell me,
why do people yearn for light?
Because of its warmth.
But Young Master,
not everyone needs it.
Aren't you afraid
of fire anymore?
I received warmth.
So the fear vanished.
Is it because of Miss He?
Temporary gains and losses mean little.
I've been maneuvering against Master
for so long to gain power and strength
to protect what I value.
Even so,
you shouldn't have risked your life
and come to such a dangerous place.
You barely dispelled Chancellor Xu's suspicions.
Then you came here recklessly.
Chancellor Xu may hold it against you.
It is dangerous here,
but an official can't
prioritize personal safety.
I'm obligated to come here.
And my decision proves to be right.
I defended Rundu
and protected its people.
And after this battle,
His Majesty will trust me more.
Also, I came here
to verify something.
What is it?
Yingxiang.
How do you think
General Feihong before the Mingshui Battle
is different from
the current one?
The former General Feihong
was valiant and strategically brilliant.
The current one,
as seen in the recent Huayuan Battle,
won the battle
by sacrificing seven warriors at once.
This hardly matches
his reputation.
And in the Rundu Battle,
though General Feihong
is said to treat his troops like family,
he completely ignored
Li Kuang's pleas for reinforcement.
This is nothing like what we've heard.
On the contrary,
back in Jiyang,
He Yan reacted weirdly
when she heard that He Rufei
made Chai Anxi withhold
Xiao Zhongwu's plea for help.
And after she heard that seven out of
the Eight Warriors died,
she wielded her whip all night.
Only deep bonds could cause
such a reaction.
She then rushed to Rundu overnight to help Li Kuang
defend the city.
And Li Kuang
is one of He Rufei's Eight Warriors.
Connecting the dots,
the coincidences pile up.
Are you suggesting
the current General Feihong is an impostor
and Miss He is...?
That's right.
That's my second reason for coming here.
Only in Rundu
can I unravel these doubts.
And it's proven
that I'm right.
She knows about
the secret tunnel,
masters He Rufei's martial skills.
and even impersonates
General Feihong perfectly.
All these clues point to her,
proving
that she
is the true General Feihong.
Young Master.
You can report this
to Chancellor Xu once we return.
Tell him that you came
to investigate.
In that case,
he won't blame you
for coming here without permission.
From Chai Anxi's account,
Master had contacted the current He Rufei
even before the Mingshui Battle.
This isn't merely He Rufei's secret.
It's also Master's secret.
Given his trust issue,
I can't tell him that
I've learned his secrets.
So how will you
explain it to Chancellor Xu?
He Rufei has caused so much trouble.
Xiao Jue and He Yan
won't let this go easily.
He Rufei is in deep trouble.
Master lacks capable aides.
He'll need me.
And his past misdeeds
will inevitably surface.
He'll reap what he's sown.
Though a mentor is to be
revered as a father,
when it comes to Wei,
I have my principles.
I can't feign ignorance
of his treason
just because he's my master.
Yingxiang.
Make preparations.
We'll head back tomorrow.
Understood.
Mr. He, Commander Xiao.
Mr. Chu.
I'm heading back today
and came to say goodbye.
Today?
We will return soon.
Won't you join us to look after each other?
To be honest,
I came here
without Master's permission.
So I must return earlier
to ask for forgiveness.
Mr. Chu.
Take a seat.
Mr. Chu.
About what happened in Jiyang, Huayuan, and Rundu,
have you suspected
that these battles
weren't coincidental?
These battles were indeed suspicious.
Back in Jiyang,
we found Wutuo spies in the city.
As for Huayuan and Rundu,
Wutuo forces
couldn't have besieged them so effortlessly without informants.
Rundu especially.
Commander Li mentioned
that the city's defenses
were utterly useless during the siege.
It proves that
the enemies
obtained Rundu's defense layouts long beforehand.
Mr. Chu.
As smart as you are,
you must have realized
that all the traces
point to one person.
Yet even so,
won't you rein in your path?
Everything points
directly to my master.
But these are speculations.
Even with Chai Anxi's testimony,
there's no proof.
I owe everything to my master.
I can't sever my ties with him until I find
solid evidence.
Even if there is evidence,
you wouldn't
forsake your master, would you?
After all, you learned the way
of doing things from him.
Please elaborate.
After the Battle of Que City,
all sorts of rumors ran rampant.
Our investigation
suggested it was your doing.
In Yezhou,
Feinu fought a masked woman
while retrieving the tax ledgers.
Her physique
and mannerisms
closely resembled your maid.
Coincidentally,
that same maid was absent
from your side at the time.
Later, Sun Xiangfu was assassinated.
All these events
seem
connected to you.
Commander Xiao,
you yourself used the word "seem".
Baseless claims aren't worth mentioning.
However,
I've found something else
rather intriguing.
While investigating the assassins who killed Chai Anxi
in Jiyang,
someone secretly helped us,
making the inquiry remarkably smooth,
which saved us a lot of time.
You were the only other person aware
of Chancellor Xu's collusion with Wutuo.
Since the assassins were Wutuo agents,
naturally, we suspected Chancellor Xu.
In Jiyang and Rundu,
you defied Chancellor Xu's orders
and defended against Wutuo forces
with us.
As Chancellor Xu's disciple,
why did you
do that?
You know well, Commander Xiao,
officials often act against their will.
Different stances dictate different actions.
But everything I've done
follows the natural course.
I will never cross the ethical boundaries.
I believe that
you have principles.
But above those principles,
right and wrong exist.
I hope you won't
have to face so many helpless situations
or feel powerless.
Thank you for your kindness and blessings.
I'll take my leave now.
Farewell.
I hope you don't blame me
for not telling you those earlier.
Of course not.
But Commander,
Mr. Chu isn't truly evil.
Perhaps, we could work with him one day.
She's just a masked impostor,
hiding behind others' prestige.
Yet they praise her false heroism
for lifting Rundu's siege.
I am the true General Feihong.
That's me.
My dear sister.
The soul-calming lantern in Yuhua Temple couldn't suppress you.
The trap in Rundu couldn't kill you.
You are truly
relentless as a lingering ghost.
(General He.)
Mr. Maningbu sent you a message.
Wutuo sincerely seeks cooperation.
We agreed
to help you kill the seven warriors
in exchange for Rundu.
But
where did that fake General Feihong come from?
And why was General Fengyun in Rundu?
The Rundu battle
cost Wutuo significant forces.
And in Jiyang,
those two people ruined
Wutuo's plan.
Could it be
that Chancellor Xu changed strategies?
Have you reconciled and colluded with Xiao Jue
to fool Mr. Maningbu
and mock Wutuo?
This time,
I was truly outplayed.
However,
I genuinely wish
to cooperate with Mr. Maningbu.
Please convey
my deepest apologies to Mr. Maningbu.
Since you put it this way,
we naturally believe you.
But Wutuo has suffered huge losses.
General He.
When you meet Chancellor Xu,
please tell him
that Wutuo won't accept such humiliation.
We expect Chancellor Xu to provide a reasonable explanation.
Chancellor.
His Majesty has allowed Xiao Jue to return and report
on the Rundu Battle.
He knew I wanted to kill him in Rundu.
Now he's coming back for revenge.
And the Mingshui Battle, Chancellor.
They will never let this go.
Chancellor.
Please help me.
Were you trying
to kill Xiao Jue in the Rundu battle?
At this point,
are you still hiding the truth?
Who is that masked young general in Rundu?
Can anyone just
impersonate General Feihong at will?
He Rufei.
How dare you keep me in the dark
about this!
I apologize.
Please forgive me.
Chancellor.
I wasn't sure whether my sister was alive.
That's why I used the Rundu Battle as bait.
I planned to kill her in Rundu even if she was alive.
But I didn't expect
that she would be so hard to kill.
Hard to kill?
Had you disclosed this earlier,
you wouldn't be kneeling before me in disgrace.
You barely won
the Huayuan Battle,
losing seven top warriors.
Someone disguised as General Feihong in Rundu
to intimidate the Wutuo Army,
while the real General Feihong
failed to provide timely reinforcement.
His Majesty has heard about all this.
Both Huayuan and Rundu battles
bear a striking resemblance to Mingshui Battle.
People will inevitably draw connections.
Xiao Jue and your sister will pursue this relentlessly.
His Majesty will also order a full investigation.
They might even reopen the Mingshui Battle investigation.
He Rufei.
Your concealment
has put us both in deep trouble.
The Wutuo people won't let us off, either.
That's right.
Chancellor.
You're right.
Rest assured, Chancellor.
I will never keep anything from you again.
Chancellor, please get me out of this.
Chancellor, please save me this time.
Please!
No more secrets ever again.
Good that you've come to this realization.
Absolute transparency is the key to our collaboration.
That's enough.
I will find a way
to pacify the Wutuo people.
And I will emphasize
your contributions
to His Majesty,
while shifting blame
onto the enemies.
As for Xiao Jue and your sister,
if my predictions hold,
they're planning to use the scandal
of your family swapping your identities
as leverage.
Now that they had finally found a chance,
they requested permission to return.
They'll use you to get what they want.
We can't
let them come back alive.
Commander Li.
Open this letter
after we leave.
General Fengyun, Attendant Wu'an, General Yan. Safe travels.
I'll drink with you
in the capital
after the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Wait.
Attendant Wu'an, a moment please.
Attendant Wu'an.
We will never
forget what you said to us.
We'll do our best to live on.
We've set up a textile workshop,
making a living on our own.
Though we can't fight enemies as you do,
we can make minor contributions.
We'll bring Rundu's brocade weaving to greater heights
across the entire Wei.
No job is superior or inferior.
Everything improves
through gradual efforts.
Change will come
as long as you take action.
Then I'll wait
to see Rundu's brocade
known throughout Wei.
Alright.
You are indeed popular.
But I don't envy you at all.
I'm leaving, He Yan.
My wife is waiting at home.
Got it.
Only you have a wife, huh?
Attendant Wu'an inspires people
with the resilience he possesses.
Many people may show consideration for others,
but
those who would
sacrifice themselves
for other people at critical moments
are exceedingly rare.
(He truly resembles)
(General Feihong back then.)
Your Majesty.
During the Rundu Battle,
He Yan led the locals in unwavering defense,
while Xiao Jue offered timely reinforcements.
Together, they defended Rundu
against the Wutuo army.
It was a great contribution.
I'm well aware of Xiao Jue's
military prowess.
But He Yan
used to be relatively unknown,
but recently he's been showing his talent.
He's a real talent.
Your Majesty.
In my humble opinion,
Attendant Wu'an
has the potential
to be a general.
Most remarkably,
his heart beats with patriotic bravery
and unyielding resolve.
On the contrary, He Rufei,
once considered capable,
has proven utterly incompetent.
He lost
seven of our top warriors in Huayuan.
Your Majesty.
The Huayuan Battle
was a costly victory.
But our enemies are well-equipped,
and they far outnumber us.
I believe
that General He
may have done his utmost.
"May have?"
Enough.
Forget about them.
Mr. Chu,
you put yourself at risk and defended Rundu.
It deserves recognition.
Why didn't you bring it up?
My minor contributions aren't worth mentioning.
Last time, you asked for rewards.
Why are you declining them now?
Your previous rewards
allowed me to take action in Rundu.
I merely wanted to serve Your Majesty.
Thus, I need no further rewards.
Xiao Jue and Chancellor Xu don't get along.
As Chancellor Xu's prized disciple,
it's commendable that you're speaking
in favor of Xiao Jue.
Ministers may differ politically,
but we stand united in loyalty
to Your Majesty.
Pass on my decree.
Director Chu Zhao
of the Ministry of War
is a true pillar of Wei, having shouldered my burdens repeatedly.
I hereby
appoint Chu Zhao
as Fourth-Rank Vice Minister of War.
Yes, Your Majesty.
I humbly thank Your Majesty.
Master, I went to Rundu on my own
against your instructions. Please forgive me.
His Majesty thinks highly of you and has given you
another promotion.
You don't need to apologize.
You flatter me.
I'm ashamed.
You've risen in such a short time,
soon to become His Majesty's right-hand man
and a pillar of Wei.
You are truly
my most accomplished disciple.
I had no choice.
The circumstances forced my hand.
Xiao Jue and He Yan
are about to return for rewards.
Is this what you mean by "no choice"?
They kept distinguishing themselves.
I grew anxious, thinking
that I couldn't just let them be.
So I rushed to Rundu without seeking permission.
The entire court knows
that I'm your disciple.
His Majesty may have promoted me,
but in reality,
he was honoring you.
Moreover,
the higher I climb,
the more useful I can be to you.
Since you wish to share my burdens,
you should know
my greatest concern at hand
is He Rufei.
You just returned from court.
What is His Majesty
thinking about him?
His Majesty is indeed displeased
with He Rufei's performance at Huayuan.
But I've pleaded his case
by explaining that
our enemies outnumbered us,
and He Rufei may have done his best.
Do you truly believe that?
In my opinion,
it's fishy that the seven warriors
died in an ambush.
But after the Rundu Battle,
I figured it all out.
The Rundu Battle was a trap He Rufei set for Xiao Jue.
He Rufei needed
huge losses in Huayuan to avoid reinforcing Rundu.
That's how the trap
would work.
However,
Xiao Jue summoned Yan He
and defended Rundu.
He Rufei
miscalculated and lost.
Alright.
It seems
that you have indeed
exerted great effort.
I heard Zilan came.
I knew he'd be here.
Why haven't you come to see me?
Alright.
My business here concludes.
Pingting keeps mentioning you.
Keep her company.
You must be busy, Master. Don't let me disrupt you.
Sorry.
I have things
to attend to today.
What about tomorrow?
I have other jobs.
The day after?
And beyond?
(Chu Mansion)
- Is the banquet ready? - All set.
Don't make any mistakes.
Rest assured.
It's an important day.
- We must please him. - Mr. Chu.
Rest assured.
Zilan.
You're finally back.
We've been waiting
to welcome you with a feast.
That's right.
Sorry I've kept you waiting.
I went to report
to His Majesty first
and paid respects to my master.
That's why I'm late.
It's alright.
No problem.
His Majesty thinks highly of you.
Official duties take precedence.
Yeah.
Focus on your work.
Leave trivial matters to your uncle and me.
Let me know
if you need anything.
We'll arrange everything.
Actually, there is
nothing
I need.
But one thing has weighed on me
for years.
What's troubling you?
Tell us.
Don't you want your
scandalous mother,
who gave birth unwed,
to enter the Chu ancestral hall?
Then rise
to prominence quickly.
My deepest wish
is only for my mother
to find eternal peace.
So, you still don't think
my mother...
You got us wrong.
You got us wrong.
My sister was virtuous and dignified.
She deserves to be enshrined
in the ancestral hall.
Zilan,
your mother...
Your aunt was
not good with words.
Please don't take
her gibberish to heart.
I was stupid and often misspoke.
P-Please forgive me.
In that case,
I truly appreciate it.
Our pleasure.
Our pleasure.
(Late Mother, Chu Mingfang)
Mother,
I'm bringing you home.
From now on,
no one will speak ill of you
ever again.
My dear, poor sister.
I've wronged you.
But rest assured.
From now on,
I won't let you
suffer any humiliation again.
You have acknowledged your mistakes.
Mother's spirit must find this
comforting.
All these years,
only I've been coming
to visit my mother.
In fact, she always enjoyed company.
If you don't mind it,
please come more often
and offer my mother some incense.
Should we come often?
Silence.
Absolutely.
Absolutely.
We will.
(Late Mother, Chu Mingfang) (I'll bring her to meet you.)
(Mother.)
(I have found that light.)
♪Light shines upon my heart♪
♪Unveiling scars, I choose to swim upstream♪
♪The resonance of courage rings loud and clear♪
♪It's the boldness that defines existence♪
♪I've seen the mountains♪
♪And trodden through ice♪
♪Day after day, I venture alone♪
♪Destiny is my creed♪
♪Ideals surge beneath the surface♪
♪Igniting the flame against the winds♪
♪A restless yearning in my soul♪
♪Gazing through the mire♪
♪Who cares about this boundless void♪
♪Charge ahead with blazing fervor♪
♪Stubbornly fighting with my life♪
♪Soaring across the world's expanse♪
♪There must always be a longing♪
♪Disregard the wounds to seek the light♪
♪Light shines upon my heart♪
♪Unveiling scars, I choose to swim upstream♪
♪The resonance of courage rings loud and clear♪
♪It's the boldness that defines existence♪
♪Chasing the light within my heart♪
♪Burying frailty, embracing life through death♪
♪You'll meet gazes where storms brew♪
♪With our unwavering true love, brave the world with me♪
♪Soaring across the world's expanse♪
♪There must always be a longing♪
♪Disregard the wounds to seek the light♪
♪Light shines upon my heart♪
♪Unveiling scars, I choose to swim upstream♪
♪The resonance of courage rings loud and clear♪
♪It's the boldness that defines existence♪
♪Chasing the light within my heart♪
♪Burying frailty, embracing life through death♪
♪You'll meet gazes where storms brew♪
♪With our unwavering true love, brave the world with me♪
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