After years of silence, a figure as ethereal as an immortal suddenly appeared on Huaguo's political scene. He was none other than the eldest young master of the Jing family, who had joined the military at eighteen.
The eldest Jing young master returned from his rebirth with an iron fist. In just a few months, he had all the big shots in Jincheng eating out of his hand. The city's powerful families even came up with a new motto: Better to offend the Buddhist son of the Jiang family than the young master of the Jing family!
Foreign media followed General Jing for three whole years, hoping to dig up dirt on him. They found nothing, and the photographers who followed him became his devoted fans instead.
In public, General Jing was gentle and restrained, a military leader who combined good looks, charm, and professional skill. He was the man every socialite in Huaguo wanted to make her own.
Alas, the goddess had a crush, but the man she loved felt nothing for her. Rumor had it that the eldest Jing young master had no interest in women at all.
Just as everyone was lamenting this, General Jing was won over by a young girl. The socialites all swallowed their pride and wondered what the girl had that they didn't.
Jing Tongchen:
