He had protected her since they were young... until the upheaval at the Golden Hall three years ago. He sent her a letter of repudiation, shouldered accusations of colluding with the enemy, and left. She knelt outside the prison for three days and nights, unaware that she was carrying his child.
Three years later, they meet again at the northern frontier. He is a cold-faced minister with power over the region, while she is the queen of the textile trade, holding her own in verbal battles with the Northern Di.
A clumsy begonia charm drives him mad with jealousy: he thinks she has already found someone new.
Then the truth explodes: the person he envies is his own three-year-old daughter!
Keep it up ✊Come on Guardian book review This story is particularly touching, vividly portraying Huo Nanfeng's tenderness and Su Zhiqing's growth and transformation. After her daughter was attacked, Huo Nanfeng, who had hidden her sharp edge, regained her sword and showed her murderous spirit to protect her family; Su Zhiqing also lost her former cowardice, changing from a wife who hid behind her to a person who works side by side with her husband. The full text is full of unbreakable family affection and love. The obsession to protect the family brings warmth to every scene. The lonely courage of being willing to be the enemy of the world for the sake of your loved ones is touching. You also understand that the best protection is always a two-way side-by-side.