During the Yuan Shou period of the Han Dynasty, Wei Zhaozhao, a street puppet performer in Chang'an, died of an illness due to his father's injustice. He supported the troupe alone to support his younger brother. However, due to his low status, he was repeatedly harassed by gangsters and despised by the powerful due to his superb skills. Huo Zizhao, the hussar general who had just returned from the frontier fortress, accidentally watched her performance when he went to the sick clan brother. He was attracted by her tenacity and her unique skills of "making puppets come alive" and took the initiative to help her solve her troubles - teach the gangsters, help her father clear his grievances, win palace performance opportunities for the troupe, and even publicly rejected the marriage proposal of the prime minister's daughter, saying bluntly, "I will only marry Wei Zhaozhao." The female protagonist initially flinched due to the status gap, but the male protagonist impressed her with his sincerity of "I am a general, but I want to be your husband more." In the end, the two overcame class barriers. The male protagonist gave up part of his military power to accompany her to guard the troupe, while the female protagonist performed their story with a puppet show, which became a good story in Chang'an.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
