[Clever, quick-witted concubine-born young lady VS cool, calculating general]
[Lighthearted, sweet romance + the heroine's hilarious everyday antics + the hero's everyday face-slapping]
On the day Shen Qingli takes her legitimate elder sister's place and marries into the general's residence, the whole capital is waiting to laugh at her.
Everyone assumes that a concubine-born girl passing herself off as someone else will surely be spurned by her husband and lead a miserable life.
To stay in the general's residence, Shen Qingli has no choice but to flatter the great general with her silver tongue.
Flatter him well, and a life of wealth and privilege is yours.
Later, when they are ambushed, Shen Qingli means to abandon Si Huai and run, but she trips over a corpse and, by a twist of fate, takes a blade meant for him.
Si Huai: I didn't mean to fall for her, but she took a blade for me.
Later, Shen Qingli grows tired of flattering him and finds a way to fake her death and ditch the general.
Much later, Shen Qingli accidentally gives herself away. The general immediately surrounds the manor with three thousand elite troops.
The man who had missed her so much that he nearly lost his mind stands before her, while she looks utterly guilty.
Si Huai laughs in anger. His face darkens as he pins her against the wall, step by step, and grits out:
“Didn't you say you'd love me forever? That you'd stay by my side forever?”
Bonus scene:
At a banquet in the general's residence, someone starts a rumor.
The great general loves being flattered, and a written script of praise costs two taels of silver.
Before long, the scripts are in such high demand that no one can keep them in stock.
Once the banquet begins, a few strategists casually raise a toast to Si Huai and, with practiced ease, recite the scripts they memorized beforehand.
Si Huai's face turns pale, then dark. In the end, he grits out just one sentence: “Please stop talking to me.”
It's not as if he likes being flattered by just anyone…
This is the author's first ancient Chinese book, and some incompetence and minor problems are normal. Overall it's pretty good. This year's "Hirashi Zhi Shang" has really made great progress, and it is almost flawless.
Oh my God, it's so good. It's very well written. Please update it. The characters are described in a very three-dimensional way, and the heroine is very smart, and she can handle things calmly and not do anything bad when something happens. The male protagonist thought he was very cold at first, but he actually fell in love with the female protagonist. He tried to test her step by step. Although this method was a bit hurtful, the female protagonist was smart enough to guess. In fact, the male protagonist had no sense of security. I don't know anymore, please update!!!
It looks good, it looks good, the author will update it soon. I think the point that really pokes me is that the male protagonist feels sorry for the female protagonist. He sent someone to check the heroine's past experiences. He didn't expect that his eyes would turn red when he saw the heroine's tragic past. The male protagonist said that he didn't want to see the female protagonist being bullied or embarrassed, because he would feel uncomfortable. He likes Ah Li's beautiful and bright appearance, because in his heart, Ah Li is like that.