Shen Jinghan was never a pity person.
As the commander-in-chief of the imperial army, he killed rebels with his sword and protected food and grass in front of the battle. His cold face was more intimidating than the cold snow at the border. Only the emperor's order and his family and country could catch his eye. But who would have thought that on his way back from investigating the case, he would be stopped by a sweet smell at the entrance of the alley.
Su Wanwan, a girl in pink clothes, squatted on the bluestone, using glutinous rice cakes to coax the children to help her reach the kite. She kept talking, and the tip of her nose was covered with coconut paste without knowing it, just like a little fox trying to steal candy.
"General, give it a try!" The soft and glutinous coconut-flavored glutinous rice dumplings she handed over on tiptoes miraculously dispelled his fatigue for days. This girl was full of ideas and sweet-tongued. She praised his martial arts prowess, arranged the spikes of his sword for him, and coaxed his tight jawline to soften with just a few words.
Before Shen Jinghan could clear his mind, an urgent decree from the border had arrived. When he was getting ready to go, the familiar pink shadow actually caught up with him carrying a food box: "I'll go with you! I can make a marching stove, make medicine cakes for wounded soldiers, and I can climb trees to explore the road!"
Unable to hold her back, there was a lively figure in the Iron-Blooded Military Camp. Su Wanwan used wild mushroom broth to boost morale and sesame naan to appease the morale of the soldiers. Even when the enemy attacked at night, he dared to use plant ash to set traps to delay time. The fragrance of her cooking became the warmest light in the military camp, and her chirping appearance became the only concern amidst the light and shadow of Shen Jinghan's sword.
From the unexpected encounter in the alley of the capital to the life and death companionship on the border battlefield, this "little sweet bean" wrapped in fireworks finally heated up the general's iron-blooded heart.
