[Two male leads * equally powerful * enemies to lovers * cool, calculating prime minister’s son × beautiful, hot-tempered general * historical * comedy * domineering]
I thought he was my sworn enemy, but he wanted to be the man in my bed. Zhou Feng, Daqi’s most rebellious and handsome young general, hates two things more than anything:
First, being told he gets by on his looks.
Second, his political rival Chen Ye, the prime minister’s son who stole his fiancée.
At a palace banquet, Princess Changping publicly breaks off her engagement, declaring that the only one she’ll marry is none other than Chen Ye, cool as jade and eloquent as a poet.
The whole capital watches Zhou Feng become a laughingstock, mocking him for not even being able to keep his fiancée.
Furious, Zhou Feng charges into the Hanlin Academy with his spear and pins Chen Ye against a desk.
“Do you scholars make a habit of stealing other people’s partners?”
Chen Ye lifts his eyes, his gaze as still as a frozen abyss.
“If General Zhou really cared, why tie a woman down with an engagement?”
Zhou Feng thinks they are mortal political enemies, sworn adversaries representing the clash between civil and military power.
But when he is ambushed and badly wounded, Chen Ye saves him. When the court turns against him, Chen Ye secretly gives him the means to fight back. When he is trapped in a besieged city, Chen Ye carves a way through the enemy lines for him.
“Your Majesty, Dowager Consort, I have a request.”
Consort Liang says gently, “Please, Lord Hou, go ahead.”
Zhou Feng looks up, his amber eyes blazing beneath the palace lanterns.
“I wish to ask for someone’s hand in marriage.”
The entire hall falls silent again.
Consort Liang smiles. “Oh? Which young lady has caught your eye?”
“Not a young lady,” Zhou Feng says, each word clear and deliberate. “Chen Ye, Chancellor Chen.”
“Boom!”
This time, the whole hall really does erupt. Several elderly ministers faint on the spot.
A broken engagement puts them at odds; a national tragedy makes them pledge their lives to each other. “If our land is doomed to fall apart, I will face death by your side.”
It's very good to watch. General Zhou is also hard-spoken and soft-hearted. Xiang Chen is very good. It took me two or three days to read it. The plot is also very coherent and the characters are well-characterized. It would be nice to have more episodes. ٩(ˊˋ*)و~ If I have a chance, I will re-splash and I will follow you to the death.
Damn, your book is really beautiful. I really like this kind of general subject. From the calculation at the beginning to the heartbeat at the end, every step is full of pulling and pulling. It's really beautiful. I recommend it. Unfortunately, I still feel a little disappointed in the end. After reading it, I had an indescribable feeling. I just wanted to keep reading, but found that their story was over. 😢😢
It's very beautiful. I like to watch evenly matched couples. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 ]🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Very interesting, one of the few novels that can be read from beginning to end
It's so exciting. Chen Ye is indeed a scholar. Take every step of the way.
The writing is good, you can take a look
It looks good. It would be better if the general could be more refined and use less swear words.
Really beautiful
Not bad, I like it very much. I wish I had more kissing scenes.
Full of joy, the plot is strange and interesting