The Frail Young Master Is the General's Most Cherished One

Female-dominant setting, woman dotes on man, one-on-one romance, sickly male lead, the male lead suffers physically and emotionally, subtle harem-all-loved-by-all dynamics, and a high density of illness and physical suffering throughout. [Includes waist and abdominal pain, heart disease, poison from a Gu, blindness…]

The cold, iron-blooded, husband-doting female general who protects the nation × the sickly, beautiful, intelligent, strong-willed yet love-struck son of the Chancellor

Xiao Yan (female) × Nian Qing (male)

Nian Qing is the Chancellor’s pure-hearted and steadfast son. He is unmatched in talent and beauty, but held back by his frail body.

Xiao Yan is a valiant and battle-hardened general. She is cold and indifferent to everyone else, but when it comes to her childhood friend Nian Qing, she cares for him so tenderly that she loses all composure.

Xiao Yan only wants Nian Qing to be safe and live to a ripe old age.

But why does he keep stepping in front of her, getting hurt for her and making plans on her behalf?

Assassinations, plagues, rebellions: whether they face a mountain of blades, a sea of fire, or a desolate desert, he stays by her side through it all.

She watches him get hurt, cough up blood, and miscarry, his body covered in scars.

All she can do is cherish him above all else and protect him with everything she has.

He’s mine, and I’ll spoil him!

“Qing'er… When you wake up, I’ll tell you a secret, all right?”

“A Yan, when I was ambushed back then, I thought I was going to die. My one regret was… you…”