General Qu is said to be a brave and skilled warrior, stern and sparing with words, a tough man untouched by love.
But who knew he would “play the fool to catch his prey” just to keep that “country bumpkin” imprisoned at his side?
He said, “If you come back to Chang’an with me, you’ll be able to live happily ever after with Young Master Tang.”
He said, “If you really can’t let him go, I’ll give you my blessing once we’re back in Chang’an.”
In private, however, he threatened and cajoled, resorting to every means to break up the lovers.
At last, one day, he let his true nature show.
“Without my permission, you’re not going anywhere. Do you understand?” Qu Nanxiao declared forcefully.
“What are you saying?” She was so shocked she could hardly believe those words had come from Qu Nanxiao.
How could he have turned on her so suddenly? Was this really the same righteous, stern-faced general she knew?
An obsessive, scheming Grand General + a gentle, reserved young lady + possessive pursuit + 1v1, each other’s only one + powerful male lead, delicate female lead
How should I put it? In fact, the emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists were quite good before. It was quite enjoyable. Overall, it would have been better if the writing was better. It is also a pity that the female protagonist's twins miscarried.