Su Suizhou never imagined he'd one day wield a sword and ride into battle again.
Ten years ago, when the Changdi tribes invaded the northwest, he went with his father to defend the border. But one moment of carelessness led to disaster, costing thousands of soldiers their lives for no reason. His father died on the battlefield as well...
His mother threatened to take her own life unless he stayed confined to Ding'an City. From then on, the thousands of miles of desert in the northwest were beyond his reach, and the palace's towering walls taught him how to become a civil official.
Until he met Chu Jinghe again outside Mingjing Residence.
Chu Jinghe frowned slightly as he studied the Su Suizhou who seemed like a different person from the one in his memories. “Master Shao, where have you hidden the young general you were ten years ago?”
Su Suizhou smiled. “Perhaps... he died on the battlefield.”
“But I think he's still here.”
He had been a withered branch, but when Chu Jinghe, the breeze of early spring, gently stirred him, green leaves once again covered him from head to toe.
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Su Suizhou lowered his head, his voice sounding choked with emotion. “Back then, I kept thinking: the northwest is so full of sand and wind, so why hasn't Chu Jinghe come yet?”
“A-Zhou, look up.” Chu Jinghe gently placed a hand over his eyes, only to find it wet with tears. His heart twisted with pain. He bent down and kissed him, then moved his hand away and wiped the tears from his face. “Look, I'm here.”
Chu Jinghe × Su Suizhou, childhood friends × childhood friends (“The Core of a Miniature Boat”)
Historical political intrigue, happy ending. (It's my first time writing political intrigue, so please bear with me if there are any rough spots.)
[Plagiarism is prohibited. Unauthorized adaptations will be pursued.]
(This is a fictional setting and does not correspond to real history, so there's no need to scrutinize the historical details.)
Dear friends, because I have been too busy for the past three times, I also had a low fever when I woke up this morning, so I was all in a daze. I must point out the bad things in my writing. I love you ❤️ (I don't know how to write words yet, wait for me to tinker with it)
It looks good, but it does have many shortcomings. The author's emotional expression is very good, especially in the second half. If it weren't for the HE mark in the introduction, I almost thought the author wanted the protagonist to be BE. The characters of the two protagonists are both likable and very good, and they can affect the readers' emotions and make them sad along with them. Watching Su overturning the chessboard and crying, watching the new emperor change his name to me... It was really delicate. But there are also many regrettable points. For example, the follow-up to the eldest princess? I really didn't expect that the eldest princess would give up so quickly in the end. The previous chapters have written about her madness, her extraordinary intelligence, and her desire to take away everything from the emperor's brother, but in the end she generously lent troops to the new emperor. Then the whole person disappeared and never appeared in the story again. Although it is understandable, it is really a pity for such an outstanding character. In addition, there is the pair of Liu and Xue, they should be a couple, right? I really want to know their follow-up. And Su's mother, who appeared last, probably had a lot of motherly worries when she forced Su to give up martial arts and become a civil servant. However, overall, this is a good Machiavellian book. Two military generals are the protagonists, which is relatively rare for a Machiavellian novel? Every general who appears in the story is flesh and blood, brave and resourceful, and very vivid. The strategies on the battlefield are not the same as those in the officialdom. In ten years, from the high-spirited young marquis and young general, to the prince's young master who worked step by step, and then to pick up the Zhanlouyue and regain the mountains and rivers, it was really hard for General Su. Sui Zhou really worked hard. Fortunately, the ending was good and no infamy was left behind. Very good, I look forward to the author adding more extras!
It is a very, very beautiful book. I feel that the popularity is not worthy of the quality of the book. The teacher's writing style is really good and it is very comfortable to read. At the same time, I also really like the characters of the two protagonists. The specialness of each other in the chaotic government is also very easy to admire. I hope this book can be discovered by more people (ps: the teacher wants to read the extra 🥺 🥺)
The teacher's writing is wonderful, very delicate and interesting. The plot is so brain-burning and cruel. I have been following the update before, and now I am here for the second time. I feel that it is not enough and I don't know what the ending will be. Come on, author!
The author writes well! Love Today I suddenly discovered that the author has made a new episode. I'm going to give it a second try. It's great!
Mud howl🤓👆, Zundu is ruthless👻 I will bully the author before the fans do it (◦˙▽˙◦)
I like this delicate writing style and the plot is also very good. I hope this author will read the next book!
The strong forces join forces and go in both directions.
The teacher's writing is very good, antique and Machiavellian. I really like it, but it always makes my eyes sore when I read it 😢 😢 😢 😢 It's a bit sadistic. The plot is compact and the development is natural. The image of the protagonist is also super perfect. I like it very much. I like it very much.
Very very beautiful