She was originally the legitimate daughter of an aristocratic family, but she fell in love with someone she shouldn't have loved and became the sinner of the family's downfall.
He was a young general who became famous in a battle at the age of twenty and was named a prince with a different surname.
She transformed into an enchanting courtesan and married into a general. He didn't care whether she wanted revenge or a place to live. He just wanted to return her life-saving grace, so when she turned the general's backyard upside down, he just said, "Let her make trouble."
It wasn't until one after another equally matched suitors appeared that he finally couldn't help but frown: "Let's have the bridal chamber tonight!"
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This is one of the few times I watched it on Tomato without skipping a beat. It's well written, has a unique plot, and vivid characters. It's worth reading again.
This is one of the few times I watched it on Tomato without skipping a beat. It's well written, has a unique plot, and vivid characters. It's worth reading again.