Concubine's Marriage: the General's Hermit Wife

Shen Qingci was originally the descendant of a reclusive master and was proficient in hundreds of schools of thought. However, he was regarded as an outcast by his family and married to the infamous "Living King of Hell" general Gu Huaijin in place of his eldest sister who had escaped from marriage. In the general's mansion, there are many intertwined scenes of unruly slaves, doting on concubines and destroying wives, and battles between concubines and concubines; outside the mansion, there are undercurrents of party strife in the court and border wars. Everyone was waiting to see how this "country girl" would end miserably. However, Shen Qingci relied on the skills of recognizing people, game mind and survival wisdom inherited from hermits, and started to fight back with a bowl of Bizi Soup. She dealt with troublesome slaves, fought against concubines, investigated old cases, won people's hearts, and managed the dilapidated general's mansion like an iron barrel. In the process of testing each other and fighting side by side with Gu Huaijin, she gradually uncovered the truth about her family's forced marriage and the early death of her parents, and even touched upon a conspiracy concerning the fate of the dynasty. In the end, she not only won her husband's whole-hearted love, but also opened a rift in the patriarchal court with a pattern and skill that transcended the times, and achieved a gorgeous counterattack from "a chess piece in a substitute marriage" to a "divine needle in the sea".