Hou Men's pampering: General, please love gently
In Kyoto, the capital of Chu, Luo Keer, the daughter of the Luo Mansion, is extremely talented and beautiful, but she yearns for freedom and often disguises herself as a man and sneaks out of the house. During the royal hunt, she was attracted by the wildness of the hunting ground and strayed into the depths, where she happened to be ambushed by assassins, General Chu Xiao of Zhenyuan. Chu Xiao was wearing a cold black robe, with a murderous look in his sword-shaped brows and starry eyes. He mistook Luo Ke'er for an accomplice of the assassin, and after a few exchanges of moves, he pulled off her hair tie. Luo Ke'er's daughter was exposed. In an instant, Chu Xiao looked at the agile girl in front of him, with ripples in his heart.
After that, Chu Xiao made frequent appointments with her, took her to taste street food, and gave her unique gifts, and Luo Keer was quietly moved. But something unexpected happened, and the Luo Mansion was suddenly framed by a traitor for treason. In an instant, the whole family was unjustly imprisoned, and Luo Kerr was reduced from a delicate young lady to a prisoner. When Chu Xiao heard this, he was so anxious that he went to the palace to face the saint without hesitation. He used his illustrious military exploits and wealth to keep the Luo family innocent, and begged to investigate the truth thoroughly.
Subsequently, Chu Xiao ran around day and night, regardless of hardships and obstacles, and finally found the key evidence and successfully cleared the Luo family's grievances. Luo Keer regained her freedom, and her gratitude and love for Chu Xiao surged. A friend in need is a friend indeed, and the two are now connected. Chu Xiao married in great splendor and welcomed Luo Keer into the general's mansion. After the marriage, Chu Xiao put away his harshness on the battlefield and devoted all his tenderness to her. They woke up in the morning to admire the morning glow, and returned home to watch the sunset together. The husband and wife were loving and happy, which made others envious, and wrote a legend of Hou Men's pampering.
