Red Makeup During Drought: Marry First and Then Fall in Love with the Sick General

After three years of drought, people died of hunger all over the land. In exchange for half a bag of corn, Su Wanyue, a cook in the market, was forced to have a "ghost marriage" with Pei Yan, the seriously injured and dying general of Zhenbei. I originally thought it was a deal where everyone gets what they need, but in the apocalypse when refugees besieged the village, bandits broke through the city, and epidemics spread, I gradually got a glimpse of the other party's sincerity hidden under the armor and spatula - she used the ancestral cooking skills to save his life, and he protected her with a blood-stained spear; she taught him to appreciate the fireworks of the world in a desperate situation, and he led her to rebuild order from the rubble. When the sick general who once "could not live more than three years" mounted his war horse for her, and when the "precarious" little cook took charge of the city's food account for him, the contract of marriage first, love later, finally became a bond of life and death in the wind and snow of the apocalypse. The cool points focus on the heroine's cooking skills to overcome life difficulties, such as using bark to make paste and detoxifying wild vegetables. The contrast between the hero who is sick and weak but protects his wife but still beheads the enemy despite serious injuries. The two people's emotions from mutual defense to heart-to-heart push and pull him to hide the handkerchief for coughing up blood, and she pretends not to see it. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.