General's Wife Growth Manual

On her eighteenth birthday, what Shen Youning was waiting for was not a wedding date, but a letter of divorce. Gu Yanzhi, the newly discovered beauty, wrote the word "Yi Jue" with his own hand, crushing her three years of expectations into powder. What's even more ridiculous is that before the ink of the edict to break off the engagement was dry, the edict granting marriage came one after another - the one she wanted to marry was Lu Xiao, the general of Zhenbei whom she had never met. From the mist and rain in the south of the Yangtze River to the wind and sand in the north, from the scholarly lady to the general's wife, Shen Youning was pushed onto the carriage heading north before she even had time to grieve. The rough and taciturn general, the bitter cold and desolate border town, the courtiers who deducted food and grass, and the covetous Beidi. Everyone was waiting to see her joke as an "abandoned woman in the capital". But they forgot that the person whose engagement was annulled was not the weak, but the wolf who had not yet shown his fangs. When Queen Mother Xiao's sword was at the throat of the northern border, and when the lives of 150,000 soldiers were hanging by a thread, the woman who was thrown into a desperate situation by fate decided to be her own backer.