[Sweet historical romance + mutual devotion + a sweet pursuit of his wife + flirtation + comedy] On the eve of her marriage alliance, Tang Wan escaped the palace.
She never expected that she would evade her brutal “War Demon” husband, only to be ambushed along the way by a frivolous playboy who kissed her.
Only when he removed his mask did she realize they were the same man!
He treated her like a caged bird in his palm and imprisoned her in his military tent. All Tang Wan wanted was to escape.
Later, she really did “die,” only to return as the “Star of Qiming,” saving the people with her medical skills and reshaping the world with explosives.
The man who had once haunted her nightmares chased after her like a madman.
When she went to a plague-stricken village to save people, he gave up his authority as commander of a million troops to dig irrigation channels in the mud for her.
When she became the target of all kinds of powerful forces, he sheathed all his claws and became her most obedient shield.
She said, “We’re even.”
His eyes red, he said, “Don’t run. I won’t hurt you.”
[One male lead and one female lead, both pure. He seizes her by force at first, then humbly pursues his wife. A truly sweet romance worthy of the ultimate “crematorium.”]
The plot is fast-paced, with occasional heart-pounding interactions between the male and female leads. The female lead, raised with the protection of her older brother, is as innocent as a blank sheet of paper, gradually maturing through life. The story's development is excellent; two chapters even brought tears to my eyes. The male lead is initially impulsive and domineering, but he slowly learns how to get along with the female lead, and their relationship blossoms from there.