The pampered son of a chancellor falls off a cliff and loses his memory, only to be taken in and spoiled like royalty by a retired general. Their farming life is so sweet it makes your teeth ache, and the fight to clear his name and get revenge is immensely satisfying.
Shen Zhaoning, the chancellor’s only son, was pampered from childhood. With his round face and cheerful smile, he couldn’t do a thing: he couldn’t light a fire or wash clothes, and he could even trip just walking along.
Overnight, his father was framed and their home seized. Shen escaped with his life, fell off a cliff, and woke up remembering nothing.
Lu Xiao, formerly the Great General Who Guards the North, retired of his own accord after taking too many lives. He now lives a quiet life in a mountain village, farming and raising chickens.
He found Shen Zhaoning, covered in injuries, by a stream. The first thing that struck him was that chubby little face. How could someone so beautiful be living in these mountains?
From then on, the rough-and-tumble general found himself farming while waiting on his little lord. He did the laundry, cooked, chopped wood, and hauled water. Shen Zhaoning’s only contribution was to act cute: “Brother Lu Xiao~”
Their everyday life is warm and healing, and their romance is sweet enough to make your teeth ache. With three brothers as their very helpful wingmen, they farm, shop at the market, brew wine, and make dumplings, filling their days with warmth.
Then Shen Zhaoning regains his memory and remembers that his father was framed. The former general, strategist, scout, and guard reunite as a team of four and accompany him back to the capital to clear his father’s name.
There’s sweetness and heartache, but a happy ending. In the end, the two return to their little mountain village and resume their everyday routine: one farms while the other slacks off.
A gold ingot is a token of love, and you are where I belong.
