She is the general who protects the country, and he is the prince captured by the enemy country.
She defends the city with a gun, and he sets up a net for chess.
On the day of triumph, the emperor gave her four husbands: childhood sweetheart, dandy, Bai Lian, and him - locked in a gold chain and used as side chambers.
Everyone sneered: General broke his wings.
Little did he know that what was locked at the other end of the golden chain was his heart that he had been plotting for ten years.
The court suppressed her, her loyal ministers died in vain, and her loyal bones were shattered.
In front of her, he burned the secret decrees of his motherland and dedicated his life to trap her.
On a snowy night, she pointed her gun at the sky: "If God doesn't let me, I will break this day!"
He held the tip of the spear with a smile and bowed his head:
"I am willing to be the emperor - to smooth the road ahead."
[Double Power + Machiavellianism + True Fragrance Crematorium]
Reader comments
I like the heroine's decisiveness, lack of procrastination, iron-blooded general, and tenderness of a woman. Missing is missing. No amount of regret can replace the hurt. Don't forgive the last one, the next one will be better.
I like the heroine's decisiveness, lack of procrastination, iron-blooded general, and tenderness of a woman. Missing is missing. No amount of regret can replace the hurt. Don't forgive the last one, the next one will be better.