Reply: Got it!

Snow is falling all over the sky, where is my home in this vast world...
At this moment, Feng Mingze looked disheveled, wrapped in a single garment, and seemed half awake under the dim butter lamp. Are my parents doing well in Yunnan? Is Haitang doing well in Kyoto? The carefree days in Moon Ridge are gone forever, and the ambitious years in Xuanfu have yet to be fulfilled! Feng Mingze's heart is in turmoil, even if he is not afraid of death, how can he be willing to accept this?
No, now he cannot die, just for the cowhide paper wrapped around his waist!
Feng Mingze estimated that they had traveled several hundred miles these days and had probably entered the territory guarded by the garrison in Jizhou Town. He had traveled from Xuanfu Town to Jizhou Town more than once and was very familiar with the routes taken by the Tartars and the locations closest to the Heavenly Dynasty's garrison's beacon towers. There were two such locations visible to the naked eye in total.
Today, he has already missed the first one. As he passed by the beacon tower, there happened to be several Tartar people riding horses beside his carriage. If he ran away, he would have no chance of winning. Tomorrow, he will pass through the gate of Jizhou Town, and he cannot afford to miss it again! Feng Mingze tightened his tattered quilt, conserved his energy, and waited for daybreak.
In the early morning, the noisy sounds outside the tent woke Feng Mingze up. General Dada lifted the door curtain and came in, carrying him and his blanket together, and pushed them onto the carriage. They had to continue their journey. Their tribe was located at the easternmost edge, and after another day and night of travel, they would enter their territory.
Feng Mingze sat in the carriage without saying a word, simply continuing to rest with his eyes closed. There were also two young Tartar women in the carriage, in their twenties. They were already accustomed to the silence of this Han man and paid no attention to him, continuing to chat and gossip among themselves in low voices.
After walking half a day, the two women grew tired and leaned against each other to take a nap. Feng Mingze opened a crack in the curtain, steadied his mind, and carefully discerned their position. Determining the direction and position in the snowy field was the most challenging task. Underneath the vast expanse of snow, only the faint undulation of the horizon revealed the hidden world beneath the white snow.
Got it! Feng Mingze half-closed his eyes, allowing them to adjust to the white light of the snowy ground. Almost immediately, he confirmed that the grey-black protrusion was indeed the city tower of Jizhou Town.
That's right, this is the spot. Feng Mingze put down the curtain and looked at his bare feet. In order to prevent him from escaping, the Tatar people didn't even let him wear shoes. It was precisely because he was dressed in a single garment and barefoot that the Tatar people thought he wouldn't dare to escape, so they were lax in guarding him, and there was no one watching him beside the carriage.
The carriage approached the faintly dark and protruding silhouette, and Feng Mingze, wrapped in a blanket, quietly jumped off the carriage and ran towards the highest protrusion on the horizon without looking back.
Fifty steps away, the Tatar woman in the same car noticed and screamed loudly, causing the convoy to stop. Several Tatar men came out and chased after them. With the thick snow hindering everyone's speed, Feng Mingze could see the Jizhou Pass right in front of him and decided to throw away the tattered blanket he had on him, running towards the town with all his might.
The guards on the city wall had already noticed someone running from a distance and immediately reported it to General Jiang Kui. Jiang Kui hurriedly climbed up the wall to investigate the situation. Joining him on the city wall was also his only daughter, Jiang Saihua. Translated:
Jiang Saihua is already twenty years old. Her mother passed away early, and she grew up in the military camp with her father since childhood. She is seen wearing a white fox fur cap cloak on the outside and a red padded soft armor on the inside. Her long black hair is neatly tied up on her head, and her eyebrows and eyes exude a powerful aura. Every movement she makes is filled with an indescribable sense of satisfaction and agility.
She took a closer look at the person running towards them clumsily and anxiously said to her father, "Dad, why does he seem like a Han Chinese? There are even Tatars chasing him from behind! Dad, we need to go out and save him."
Jiang Kui hesitated and shook his head: "Recently, Xuanfu Pass has been attacked by the Tatars. We should not take it lightly. This person's identity is unknown, and it is difficult to distinguish loyalty from treachery. It's better for us not to meddle in this matter. Otherwise, we might inadvertently let spies in."
"Dad, look at that person... they're about to be caught!" Jiang Saihua became even more anxious as she continued, "Regardless, I know that a few of the people behind us are Tartars, the enemies I need to capture are the ones I want to help. If I rescue them and they turn out to be a traitor, I can just kill them. But if I don't rescue them and they are a good person, won't I regret it for the rest of my life?"
As soon as the words fell, Jiang Saihua drew her bow and shot an arrow, knocking down the nearest Tatar man to Feng Mingze. She dropped her bow and was about to go down the city wall to save others.
"Saihua! You can't go!" Jiang Kui grabbed Saihua's wrist.
"Father! Whether you permit or not, I am going to go out and save this person. Worst case scenario, after I go out, you can close the door and trap me outside as well!" Jiang Saihua said loudly, shaking off her father's hand and rushing down from the city wall, getting on a horse. Her trusted bodyguard, who was accustomed to this young lady's bravery exceeding even that of a man, didn't utter a word and went ahead to open the door for her.
Jiang Kui shook his head and remained silent. With the tacit approval of the commander, the soldiers guarding the gate quickly opened a slit, and Jiang Saihua's horse squeezed out.
As the Tatars were about to capture Feng Mingze, Jiang Saihua's silver whip was already flicked out, and the whip hit the head of the Tatar behind. The man let out a miserable cry and fell to the ground. Jiang Saihua's several trusted guards also rushed forward from behind and decisively killed several Tatars who were chasing from behind.
The Tatar people in the distance noticed something was wrong and more than ten or twenty of them quickly mounted their horses and rushed towards this direction.
Jiang Saihua, not willing to engage in a battle, extended a hand while on her horse and called out to Feng Mingze who was about to collapse on the ground, "Get on the horse quickly!"
Feng Mingze looked up and saw a young woman dressed as a female warrior. Without hesitation, he reached out to shake her hand and mustered the last bit of strength to get on the horse.
He leaned weakly against Jiang Saihua's back as she carried him back to the pass. Translated content: Feng Mingze looked up and noticed a young woman dressed in the attire of a female warrior. He immediately extended his hand to shake hers and exerted his final ounce of strength to climb onto the horse.
When Feng Mingze woke up, he found himself lying on a bed in the Jizhou Prefecture. As soon as the people next to him saw him awake, they hurriedly went out to call the commanding officer. Jiang Kui swiftly approached his bed and exclaimed, "Deputy General Feng! You're finally awake!" It turned out that yesterday, Jiang Saihua had brought him back to Guanzhen, and as soon as they arrived, he had slipped off the horse. Even before Jiang Kui could approach him, Vice General Li Gang had already recognized him, saying, "Feng Mingze! He is the deputy general of Xuanfu Town, Feng Mingze!"
Jiang Saihua had never met Feng Mingze before. Upon hearing Li Gang's words, she realized she had not saved the wrong person and quickly had him carried into Jizhou Prefecture for treatment.
Jiang Kui helped Feng Mingze up and said, "Deputy General Feng, I never expected you to be abducted by the Tatars and end up here, yet still manage to escape with your life!" Feng Mingze attempted to get up and bow, but Jiang Kui stopped him. Feng Mingze could only clasp his fists and say, "Mingze thanks General Jiang for saving my life!"
"It wasn't him who saved you, it was me who saved you!" a cheerful female voice could be heard from outside the door. Mingze looked and saw that it was the female general who had pulled him onto the horse yesterday. Feng Mingze was about to bow again, but Jiang Kui smiled and said:
"Vice General Feng, there is no need for excessive courtesy. She is my daughter, Saihua."