
General, Don't Do Anything. I'm Your CEO Husband.
将军别动手,我是你的总裁老公呀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 263k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
48Reads
124Chapters
16Listens
13.2kReads · all time




It's very well written. This is a different novel about ancient times and the present. It's completely reversed. The previous times I read about ancient times and the present were all about the male protagonist traveling to modern times and meeting the female protagonist. The male protagonist's identity is either a prince or a prince. He exchanges supplies with the female protagonist for the purpose of fighting a war or a natural disaster. What, this is completely the other way around. The female protagonist is the general. Miss Meng's family traveled to the male protagonist's house by chance and met him. The male protagonist Lu Qiao is the president and the female protagonist Meng Xingyan can travel back and forth between ancient times and the present. I just don't know about the male protagonist. Can the protagonist travel to ancient times? It's very interesting. I wonder when the male and female protagonists will be together. When will the male protagonist confess to the female protagonist? I hope the male protagonist can auction the ring for the female protagonist. After all, the ring belongs to the female protagonist's third brother. It is for the female protagonist. The family is not worthy of the heroine. The heroine's three brothers, uncle and grandfather have all died fighting for generations as generals. Before the death of the late emperor, the heroine's father made the heroine's father swear not to betray the emperor. The emperor does not care about the government and the people are suffering. Does such a royal family still need the protection of the Meng family? I hope that the heroine can live her life and be with her as soon as possible. Come on! @Caining
Not bad, looking forward to the next post
It's okay, the ending is a bit rushed
It's nice to look at, and the subject matter is great.