On her wedding night, the bride never enters the bridal chamber. Shen Qingdai drags over a chair and sits in front of the general’s manor. “Starting today, I’m living right here.” Her maid nearly cries. “Miss! You came to bring good fortune as his bride, not to guard the gate!” The war god general, sitting in his wheelchair, sneers. “Want to be the gatekeeper? If you can’t do the job, I’ll have you beaten to death.” Later, she takes a blade for him and is poisoned. He turns gray overnight. She leaves a resignation letter and walks away, and he chases after her through the snow, dragging his injured leg. The whole capital bets on when he’ll divorce her. Until one day, a new sign appears at the entrance to the general’s manor: “General’s Manor Gatekeeper: Shen Qingdai”
[Daughter of a military family vs. the general who guards the realm]
