Marriage in a Border Town, Full of Wealthy Families Thousands of Miles Away to Marry

In the 20th year of the reign of Emperor Yan of Taiping, the emperor was jealous of the Jiang family's high achievements and gave his legitimate daughter Qingqiu to marry Shuofang Kuhan General. The whole court lamented the Jiang family's loss of power, but Jiang's father smiled and thanked her, secretly carrying several generations of family business and moving north to marry him. The Huo family has guarded Shuofang for generations, suffering from the restriction of military pay, and is happy to welcome all the Jiangnan aristocratic families. The elders of the two families hit it off immediately. Civil servants are good at planning and military generals are good at execution. They quietly manage the world in the wind and sand.