My Wife Is a General: From the Start, I Slaughtered 400,000 Enemy Troops

Su Wen transmigrated and became the son of the Great Zhou's treacherous chancellor.

A textbook case of a rich, powerful second-generation heir.

From then on, he rose to the pinnacle of life. In the capital, Young Master Su was renowned for his wastrel ways.

But when he turned eighteen, something major happened.

The daughter of the great general went to war in her father's place, crushing the enemy and burying 400,000 of their soldiers alive.

After such a shocking deed, both friend and foe alike trembled at the mention of her.

Su Wen, who had been enjoying wine and women in the imperial capital, was granted an arranged marriage. His bride was none other than this female god of slaughter.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.