[Double c+ancient sayings+detective]
She married into the general's palace to reverse the case, and he accepted the scholar's daughter in order to strengthen the army. The marriage contract was originally a game where each got what he wanted.
He is a stern general who aims to reform the military system; she is a transparent and talented woman who wants to purge officials. The cousin from the border gate came with a gun and praised her for "understanding the battle situation better than a sour scholar"; the weird craftsman threw a blueprint and sighed that she "can actually change the mechanism."
When investigating corruption and fighting against princes, she hides her ruthlessness while he hides his calm protection. From sitting opposite each other in the study to discuss government affairs, to having the cloak fall lightly on the shoulders to warm them, when career and heartbeat collide -
"Why don't we just keep getting married like this?"
"Well, there's no need to find someone who doesn't understand military affairs."
Marriage first, love later, it has nothing to do with romance, it's just about meeting your opponent and walking side by side.
