Mad Warlord vs. Broken Beauty
Fu Junting vs. Song Yousheng
Alternate-Reality Republican Era | Two Male Leads | Inner Household | ABO
In a world torn by turmoil, secret love sparks like a flame, burning in the furnace of national hatred and family feuds until it is forged into a light that sets the plains ablaze. Personal feelings intertwine with the greater good of the nation, moving from “devotion to one person” to “peace for all generations.”
Fu Junting never confesses his feelings, yet secretly slips a note bearing a poem into his textbook: “With the fate of our land still unsettled, I drift like a willow fluff. I dare not give you my heart, lest I bring sorrow to you, my jade.”
Fu Junting: “Though I know all will be void when I am gone, I grieve that I may not see the land united.”
The farewell letter is blurred with tears: “My wife, Yousheng, may these words find you well. I have stained the army flag with my blood and pledged my life to you. When the red flag flies across the land, see the rivers and mountains for me.”
