In the third year of Lu Yuan, General Yan Jinxing defeated Meng Ji in the Battle of Qiyang. No bones were left. One hundred thousand troops died in a desolate place. The news spread to the capital. Everyone in the Yan family took advantage of the situation and drove Yan Jinxing, his wife, and his widow out of the Yan Mansion. Later, his daughter Yan Jinxing established the General Mansion and invited troops to go out. It took six years to defeat Meng Ji and regain the lost land in order to avenge the murder of her father.
In the ninth year of Lu Yuan's reign, he led the army back to the capital with fear and entered the court as an official. The military power he held made all the princes and ministers jealous and wanted to marry him. With no choice but to return the military talisman to the Holy One, he found peace, only to find that the prince was still pursuing him.
Yan Ting smiled and made an unreasonable request to the young man in the wheelchair: "You can ask for it, but you have to marry me into the general's house!" He thought that as a prince, Chu Xigui would not accept such a request no matter what the purpose, but unexpectedly
Chu Xi didn't even think about it and turned around: "No problem."
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
