She was once a general’s wife, decisive and ruthless on the battlefield. But when she opened her eyes, she had become an undocumented woman in a modern city.
She didn’t know how to use a toilet, mistook the fridge for a wardrobe, and called the elevator a “demon.”
The first time she drank cola, she thought it was poison and nearly blew up the CEO’s office.
Gu Yanzhi, a business king and cold-blooded devil, hated troublesome women more than anything.
That is, until he “picked up” this oddly dressed woman who spoke in classical Chinese by the side of the road.
“When I was leading troops into battle, your ancestors were still wearing split-crotch pants.”
“...” For the first time, Gu Yanzhi was left speechless by someone’s retort.
She thought he was a weak man who needed protection.
He thought she was a poor soul who needed looking after.
Until she stopped a knife with her bare hands at a banquet.
Until he used his business empire to back her up.
Rivals joining forces? She’d seen plenty of that in the imperial harem.
Business intrigues? With a strategy of “removing the firewood from beneath the pot,” she taught her opponents a lesson.
When a cold-faced CEO meets an ancient general, he says, “I never believed in fate until I met you.”
She says, “Who dares lay a hand on my man?”
A clash of past and present, sweet and satisfying from the start. The general’s wife has arrived. CEO, please take notes.
It looks good and feels very novel. I hope the author can update it as soon as possible!
It is a powerful and sweet story that is transformed from ancient times to the present, and the wife of an ancient general is transformed into the modern era. She fights against the boss, tears apart her love rivals, and battles of wits and business intelligence. The contrast is funny and touching, and the more you watch it, the more you get addicted to it.