Name: The General Commands: Prince, Marry Me
Author: Wild Jackfruit

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Two male leads + happy ending + mild angst An obsessive, possessive young prince top × a powerful, high-ranking general bottom The veteran Prince Shen, who had spent his life on the battlefield, died at the hands of the Xirong people. They made sport of his head, set it into a painting, hung his body from the gates of Xirong City for seven days, then tossed it into a mass grave for the wild dogs. Before that, the Commandery Princess Fule had willingly risked her life to save her father. Under the pretext of a political marriage, she set out on a road of no return. Before she could reach Xirong, she heard that her father had died. Unwilling to let herself be trampled, she took her own life inside the red bridal sedan, leaving herself forever beneath the desert sands. After losing both her husband and daughter, Princess Shen soon passed away from grief and shock. In a single night, Shen Yan became an orphan, losing every member of his family. Yu Liang, born into a family of scholars, earned his degree before abandoning literature for the military. He endured the censure of officials and the criticism of the people, and went to the borderlands to suffer the wind and bitter cold, all to bring back a cup of earth from the grave of Prince Shen’s father for the man he loved. “Everyone says that I, Shen Yan, spend my days wandering among the pleasure houses, opposing the court and standing against its civil and military officials. But they don’t know that I, too, once cared deeply for the people.” “I, Yu Liang, traveled far to the borderlands and stayed away from the capital for years, all so I could bring the old prince home with a cup of earth in my hands, back to his homeland.”

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Dear author, I am here to send you the first book review. I hope this book can be seen by more people. I quite like it, keep it up. Although, it's a bit kowtow to Jiang and Yu (I didn't mean it) and I still hope that the author's big book will become popular 🔥
12 likes2y ago
In fact, at first I wanted to give a bad review [face covering] because I really didn't like the emotional scene between Yu and the second male lead, especially the close relationship (I firmly believe that I will be the official partner). But in the end, I felt that this may indeed be the best arrangement, and I can accept it a little bit. Although the ending of the second male lead and Sandu is not perfect, they are so touching that they are unforgettable. They are not just paper people, they have their own thoughts, which is what moved me.
5 likes1y ago
It's okay, the prince is a growth type and was forced to grow up. It's a little bit cruel, but it's actually not bad. I don't feel that I can't stand Jiang and Yu, but there are a lot of emotional scenes between them in the main plot... The ending is so clean and unclean (pg Jie) [face covering] I can only recommend this to you.
3 likes1y ago
It's a bit sadistic, but overall it's pretty good.
1 like1y ago
I hope the prince will take back his Ah Liang as soon as possible
1 like2y ago
I liked the first part, although the prince got into trouble and misunderstood the general, but I liked the plot very much, but I didn't understand the second part, maybe because I couldn't understand it. I felt that what Sandu and Mu Ci did was not very reasonable. If you want to explain it, it can only be love. Although I was sad, I still felt very sad and heavy. In life, everyone has his or her own mission and a destiny that cannot be accomplished. Perhaps the so-called perfection is destined not to exist.
1y ago
In the end, it must be the prince and the general. What should I do now that the general is married? Will he be clean?
2y ago
It's so cruel. I, a local dog, like to watch [cry][cry][cry][cry]
2y ago
The content is quite good, and the storyline is also very exciting [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]
2y ago
It's very interesting, I hope the ending is [eating melon]
2y ago

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