The Gu family of the Tang dynasty was famed for its loyal service. They fought alone at Yumen Pass for a month and not one survived, leaving behind a household of widows and the young Gu Qi.
People in Chang'an all lamented that the Duke of Gu had been a hero, but his son was a wastrel.
Gu Qi is a thoroughly spoiled young master. He's no good at reading or writing, and thinks martial arts training is too tiring.
He causes trouble on Chang'an's streets all day, while his several sisters-in-law follow behind him to clean up his messes.
One day, relying on his third sister-in-law Li Changge's popularity and martial arts skills, he forces Cheng Chumo and Qin Huaiyu to serve as his attendants.
And that's not all. The commoner girl he abducts is not only beautiful,
but also has an incredibly noble identity.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
What kind of civilian girl's status is so valuable?
Recommend a book, "Armor: The Immortal Demon Armor"
I think I've read it, but the protagonist's surname is Bai
Which book mentions evil*