I Lost the Battle at the Beginning and Got Married, and I Married a Distant Princess Who Is My Sister-In-Law.

(Three copies, each book is guaranteed to cost 4k per day. After reading this book, you can read the other two books and wonderful short stories. You will not suffer any loss after reading this!) On the day of the funeral of Zhou Han, the young general of Zhao State, who died in battle, Jiang Yining, the third princess of Qingmei, put on her wedding dress and left for the enemy country. The red silk sedan chair and the plain white coffin ran side by side through the snowy Chang'an Ancient Street. On top of the teahouse, Gu Jinghong, a traveler who had traveled from Earth to China for ten years, finished watching this scene. Two years ago, he saved this young couple, drank the sworn wine, and laughed at them for not daring to hold hands. He didn't want to meddle in this matter. But the moment he walked out of the city gate, he suddenly felt that there was something righteous and he had to do it. So he drew his sword, turned around, and found a man on the way to get married. He just thought it was a bride-stealing act. Little did he know that the golden scissors in the sleeves of the bride in the sedan chair had been pressed against her throat for three whole days. The original sister-in-law, after being with each other all the way, turned out to be him...