She Was Ordered to Marry a Rough-And-Tumble General, but the Talented Girl Was Pestered to Cry Every Night.

[Old saying + marriage grant + rough man general × cool talented woman + love at first sight + marriage first, love later + poor body shape + double clean HE + non-female strong + strong emotions] Huo Zheng has been through mountains of swords and fire all his life, and what he fears most is scholars. Especially the kind of lady from an aristocratic family who speaks in convoluted ways and quotes scriptures at every turn. So when the imperial edict gave him the opportunity to marry Xie Yunning, "the most talented woman in Chang'an" - Huo Zheng's face turned dark on the spot: "I'd rather go back to the border and chew the sand!" He made up his mind that after getting married, everyone would live their own lives and not interfere with each other. Then, on the day we met, he opened the door. Behind the door, a girl with black hair like a waterfall and a pair of almond eyes stared with anger. Huo Zheng: "... I am super powerful!" (It's over.) Xie Yunning also felt that the sky was falling and the earth was falling. She was famous in Chang'an for her excellent poetry and lyrics. She was supposed to marry a talented man who knew her well, and played the harp and harp in harmony. Now you want to marry a reckless man who is illiterate and speaks foul language? Before getting married, Xie Yunning hated Huo Zheng. After getting married, Xie Yunning still hated Huo Zheng. Late at night, she rubbed her sore waist and pressed her toes against the person pressing her: "Get away." Huo Zheng grabbed her slender ankle and smiled innocently: "Daughter-in-law, don't get out."