Since the founding of the Great Liang dynasty, it had faced threats on every frontier: the Northern Frontier to the north, the Western Yi to the west, the Southern Yue to the south, and a vast ocean to the east. For generations, border troubles had remained a hidden concern for Great Liang.
Just then, General Chu Yan swept through the Northern Frontier in a single campaign, securing decades of peace there. The emperor bestowed a residence upon him and summoned him back, intending to send him against the Western Yi and Southern Yue. However, Qi Jueshang, the noble-born heir of the Marquis of Xinyang, had been betrothed to Chu Ningluo, the eldest daughter of the Chu family, since childhood. Claiming he preferred gentle women, he deceived everyone and fled on the very day the Chu family returned to Bianjing.
After that, Chu Ningluo pursued her runaway fiancé for a thousand miles, determined to teach Qi Jueshang a lesson. In the end, Qi Jueshang had to suffer through a long, painful pursuit to win his wife back...
It's okay, it's strong
There isn't a single book review. In fact, I read it on Tomato and it's quite good. It seems to be too eunuch.