> **The Major General Han Yi, who has been with a hairpin for generations, was a famous demon king in Beijing when he was young. Now, with his illustrious military exploits, he has carved the word "Jieao" into his bones. **
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> **There is a "stain" in his life that he cannot get rid of - the little girl whose father brought him back from the roadside when he was ten years old and smelled like herbs. She was taciturn, either reading medical books or going to the back hill to tinker with the flowers and plants, like inconspicuous weeds. **
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> **The most "enjoyable" thing for Han Yi was to bully her in different ways, watching her eyes turn red as she begged for mercy in a low voice. That seemed to be his only fresh alternative to the boring military service and heavy responsibilities. **
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> **Until the joke went too far, he said "sold" lightly and pushed her into the abyss of makeup and powder. **
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> **Looking at the empty corner, the bitter medicinal fragrance that had lingered for ten years suddenly dissipated... **
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> **Han Yi was shocked to realize that somewhere in his heart was completely empty. **
Reader comments
It feels like the emotional development path will be suppressed first and then expanded.
Compared with the heroine's maturity and sobriety, the male protagonist's emotional intelligence is more growth-oriented and changes slowly. The beginning is really depressing. I feel that the male protagonist is a white-eyed wolf → wolf type → wolf dog type → dog type. I am looking forward to the subsequent plot, and the male protagonist on the battlefield is really flesh and blood!
It's not a mindless love story, it's a career + growth story, so I recommend everyone to read it. The plot direction has been carefully thought out, and the writing is okay. I recommend it.
It feels like the emotional development path will be suppressed first and then expanded. Compared with the heroine's maturity and sobriety, the male protagonist's emotional intelligence is more growth-oriented and changes slowly. The beginning is really depressing. I feel that the male protagonist is a white-eyed wolf → wolf type → wolf dog type → dog type. I am looking forward to the subsequent plot, and the male protagonist on the battlefield is really flesh and blood! It's not a mindless love story, it's a career + growth story, so I recommend everyone to read it. The plot direction has been carefully thought out, and the writing is okay. I recommend it.