[Republican era + political marriage + devoted, paternal husband + young marshal + Western-educated heiress + marriage before love + equally strong leads]
Lu Tingyuan, the young marshal of Haicheng, devoted to his country, and Lin Wanxi, heiress to the Lin trading house, newly returned from studying abroad
Lin Wanxi has barely returned from England when she is told she must marry.
Her intended is none other than Lu Tingyuan, head of the four great warlord factions in Haicheng.
All she wants is for them to keep out of each other’s way.
She never expected to fall for him so quickly.
With the fighting intensifying, cooperation with their allies has ground to a halt because of the language barrier.
Lin Wanxi volunteers to become Haicheng’s first military interpreter.
Having faced life and death together, they grow closer, sharing sweet moments and fighting with all their might along the way.
“My name is Lin Wanxi. I’m a military interpreter.”
“This is my husband, Lu Tingyuan.”
Lin: “Lu Tingyuan, all I want is for you to be safe.”
Lu: “Xiaowan, when the war is over, we’ll set off Kongming lanterns together and pray that no one ever has to suffer bloodshed and sacrifice again.”
I feel that the idea is very good, but the number of words is a bit short and not enough to read. The heroine's growth line can be a little thinner, so keep up the good work and be optimistic about the author.