The Beauty's Bearing

Puppy-like General X talkative, spoiled troublemaker Synopsis One: Cheng Yang transmigrated two thousand years into the past to chronicle the outstanding achievements of the great General Huo Qi, who spent his life campaigning across the land. To stay by Huo Qi’s side and catch all the juicy gossip, Cheng Yang kept a diary devoted to it. One day, Huo Qi suddenly grew curious about what this woman, who claimed to be his number-one fan, had written about him: “Today, General Huo sneaked into the kitchen and asked them to add extra sugar to his osmanthus cakes.” “General Huo got scolded by his own mother for being a poor student as a child and always getting into mischief.” “General Huo blushes when he talks to girls. A blushing General Huo would look great with a pink bow.” … Huo Qi finished reading with a dark look on his face. He grabbed Cheng Yang, who was trying to sneak away, and demanded, “Is this how you’re promoting me?” Synopsis Two: After staying with Huo Qi through his short life, it was time for Cheng Yang to pack up and go home. She couldn’t take anything from this place with her, only the memories she had shared with Huo Qi. She plucked a sprig of golden osmanthus she had planted herself and set off on her return journey, ready to travel back to the twenty-first century. “Huh? Where did I fall? Why doesn’t it hurt at all?” A man’s voice drifted up from beneath her. “You fell on me. Of course it doesn’t hurt.” How was Huo Qi not only still alive, but back home with her too? Oh my goodness, how was this different from what the history books said?!