Yan Li, a woman general of Great Chu, slept with Mo Che, the most sought-after man in the martial world, then ran off with a baby on the way.
With the border under threat, she sought medicine from the Tianqiong Sect to save her child, and along the way rescued a beautiful, badly wounded man.
The beauty was so frail he couldn't even look after himself. All he could do was call her “Big Sister” with red-rimmed eyes.
Her heart softened. She took him in, applied his medicine, and coaxed him to sleep. She even started thinking about taking him as her second husband.
Until the night the enemy army reached their doorstep...
She was on the verge of giving birth, fighting a bloody battle as she delivered her baby.
The beauty who had done nothing but cry tore off his disguise and guarded the courtyard gate alone, sword in hand.
After killing every last invader, he returned to her bedside, covered in blood. Wiping his fingers clean, he smiled and said,
“General, now that the baby's been born, when will you give your husband a proper status?”
Only later did she learn that the child's father was none other than Young Master Mo, the man feared by everyone in the martial world.
The writing is okay. The beginning is rather bitter and depressing, making people feel like they instantly return to the anxious state of the battlefield. Only in the second half of the novel does it slowly begin to relax. To be honest, I feel. The male protagonist likes her because she is responsible, and the female protagonist is pregnant, so she likes her based on this. As for the heroine, the heroine is really attracted to her. Maybe because she is an orphan, she lacks love and has never been paid such careful attention and care. Although it is written that the heroine is a frontier general, the heroine's highlight moments are actually quite few. The novel is relatively short, and is written around the heroine's detoxification. The pace is also fast, and other characters are blurred, and the focus is on the emotions of the male and female protagonists. But I don't know why, but the male protagonist always makes people feel uncomfortable 😂, especially when the female protagonist wants her child to be called Yan Gui, but the male protagonist says her surname is Mo.
The plot is actually very common, but the content is brief and not sloppy. The protagonists all have long mouths, and the author's writing style is good. The tension between the two is very interesting. The only shortcoming is that the time is not right, but it does not affect the reading of the article at all.
The author's writing is excellent. The story is concise and refreshing. The heroine and the hero met in a conspiracy between the world and the court, and analyzed it through a little bit of explanation. They supported each other, were suspicious, resentful, and understood. The children were the bridge for it. They found the masterminds from many chaos, fought back, advanced and retreated together, and formed a good relationship. It's really great, 🤔👍🧐
It's so good, I watched it in one sitting
I like watching the emotional scenes between Yan Li and Mo Che hahahahaha
The writing is delicate and the characters are vividly drawn.
A super nice book!
Iceberg was moved by lasting sincere tenderness
Short, but without losing the essence!
Very nice and fast paced