On the day of the victory, the female general Shen Yingtang vomited. It's not bleeding - she's pregnant. She didn't dare to think about who the child's father was: more than a month ago, in the dark, she accidentally entered a tent.
The imperial edict followed, granting her a marriage to Huo Wei, the cold-faced king of Dingbei - her sworn enemy for eight years.
On the wedding night, the two of them took off their clothes after drinking. She saw a broken finger on his right hand, and he saw an old scar on her eyebrow bone. At the same time, he was stunned: he was the one who saved her three years ago, and he was also the one in the tent that night. But Shen Yingtang didn't dare to tell her about her pregnancy - would he believe it if she told her?
So she girded her waist, put on her toga, and forced herself before him. Huo Wei noticed something strange about her body and thought she was pregnant with someone else's child. Two people who are decisive in killing each other on the battlefield, one is more timid than the other in their relationship.
It wasn't until she retched in public in the court that the secret exploded. She ran away overnight. He chased him to the border. When the truth unfolded, he realized how wrong he was - the person he had been looking for for three years, the woman that night, the person he had hurt before him, was always the same her.
If the crematorium of Chai Wife is burned, don't even think about destroying it.
