[Historical, alternate history, broken engagement, farming, princess] After transmigrating to the Great Qian, Su Han is asked for help from the very start by his fiancée from a general's household. He provides money and manpower, helping her earn unparalleled military honors on the front lines. But when she returns in triumph, Liu Ruyan turns on him and breaks off their engagement, bringing back the man she secretly pledged herself to on the battlefield. “I’m the youngest centurion in Great Qian’s history, its only female general, a woman who can match any man. I’m covered in glory, while you’re merely a merchant’s son. How could a grain of rice ever compare to the bright moon?” Liu Ruyan had expected Su Han to cling to her, but the breakup goes remarkably smoothly.
On the very day she ends their engagement, the Empress Dowager, long retired to the inner palace and unconcerned with worldly affairs, summons the emperor and asks him to make Su Han his son-in-law. If Su Han really isn’t willing, then the eldest princess can marry him instead? Wait, he’s just a merchant’s son, from a lowly family. What makes him worthy?
She had won countless military honors herself, yet wasn’t even qualified to meet the Empress Dowager. How could he get the Empress Dowager to personally arrange his marriage?
The emperor’s beloved daughter, the peerlessly beautiful eldest princess, actually agrees to the marriage?
What Liu Ruyan doesn’t know is that during the three years she was away, Su Han became Great Qian’s celebrated Poet Immortal and the richest man under heaven…
Wrote 48 pictures and still played Guess the Mask
Very old turtle man novel
I'm still guessing after Chapter 48 of Masked Water, but now I'm going to stop updating 🤮🤮🤮
Very well written