In the twenty-seventh year of the Jinghe era, Northern Wei invaded. The commander of the Northern Garrison Army went missing, and Chu Chengying, the second young master of the Chu family, took command in the crisis and returned victorious. But when it was revealed that he was a male consort, the revelation sent shockwaves through the court.
At the same time, the capital’s number-one wastrel, Prince Liu Jue, was busy listening to music, admiring flowers, fighting roosters, and walking dogs. His life’s ambition was to live off others and do nothing until old age.
Then an imperial edict came crashing down: Liu Jue was forced to marry the Chu General, “the man who can make Northern Wei children cry at night.”
The court was in an uproar, the people eagerly watched the spectacle, and Liu Jue was dumbstruck. “Father, I’m all skin and bones! I can’t take a beating!”
Their premarital life was pure chaos:
·Liu Jue visits a pleasure house, and the next day the whole city is saying, “The prince jumped into the river for love.”
·The civil and military officials argue over General Chu at court, while Liu Jue dozes off below and bangs his head against the wall…
Married life turns everything upside down:
·The idle prince is kicked over to work at the Ministry of Works, with General Chu “accompanying” him to roll call, spear in hand.
·The prince is sent to provide disaster relief, and General Chu “escorts” him all the way. The refugees are fine, but the prince loses ten pounds.
·A princess from Northern Wei makes a move? The prince says, “Dear, she’s glaring at me!” General Chu (drawing his spear): “Oh?”
This is a rollicking tale of a lazy prince forced to “get ahead” and a cold-faced general gradually “softening.”
Lighthearted and witty, sweet with plenty of laughs. Come join the fun.
“I only want to lie flat, but my wife is too good at fighting!”
“Why bother drawing your blade, General? The prince can win with his face!”
This book is really recommended. It may be a bit realistic, so not many people may read it at the beginning. Because the two protagonists are not written at the beginning, but hang on, it is really interesting to see later, the change of imperial power and the entanglement of interests between the powers are also written. The relationship between the two people also developed gradually, and of course there was love at first sight. So after reading this book, I hope you can stick to the beginning. Wait for Chu Chengying to appear
Nice! The emperor's mental skills are really vividly displayed! Sure enough, the royal family is as deep as the sea! That queen is really white moonlight and cinnabar mole! It's really amazing👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻The protagonists understand each other and go for each other! Very nice! Of course, I feel that the author's writing style is very good, and the dialogue in the courtroom is also very suitable for the people of that time! We really have struck gold in the city🤣🤭🤭🤭🤭
I feel like this book by the author is like a novel by JJ called "Become a Salted Fish in Ancient Times"
Sweet story, the plot is not too slow, I like it
Looks great, I love this setting. [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]
Nice looking, very sweet, both very good
Not bad, the plot flows smoothly and the writing is natural, but there are too few extras! I want to see a happy life of raising children.
Good-looking, good-looking, and interesting
Check in! Not bad! The storyline is exciting! It's worth recommending to my book-loving friends!
Very well written! The Machiavellian part is very interesting. Both people are always working hard to make each other better 💕