I Am General of the Cavalry, Cheng Shaoshang's Fiancé

Am I the only one who thinks this protagonist is groveling? You are a chess general and the emperor's adopted son. No one dares to show off to you unless you want to die.

A second-grade hussar general, who had no official position when he returned home, called himself brother and sister, and was ridiculed by others. Allah

I think this drama is a modern romance film, but it has a bit of an ancient look to it. An emperor's godson has to act like a mother-in-law when he gets a wife. Isn't it all done with an edict? Also, I didn't see those concubines who were officials in the drama? Couldn't anyone except the emperor take concubines? A costume drama has been made into a modern drama. In ancient times, when officials were still in office, weren't their parents the first to take a wife?

Why is this protagonist so humble?

Is the author used to being humble?

Only children make choices, adults I choose them all

Just change the name. We're still waiting to see.

Mullet roe, two of the three books on the bookshelf are dead. I haven't read them yet.

Author, the hussar general is a false position, he has no real power, he is just a bare commander, of no use.

You say you. Can't watch. What did you post?