Three years ago, to quell a civil war, he abandoned her and married her younger sister instead.
Three years later, he offers her his kingdom as a bride-price, scheming to mend their broken relationship.
Three years ago, she loved him with all the innocence of youth, but in the end she was forced to leave her home.
Three years later, her heart belongs to someone else, and he interferes, forcing her to turn away.
Yin Liangchen says, "Gu Nancheng was my first love. A young girl's first love should be pure and beautiful. But mine was full of betrayal. I don't need a fickle love. I want someone who will stay by my side for the rest of my life."
Murong Jing says, "Yin Liangchen, I have nothing left. All I can offer now is myself. Will you still be with me?"
Gu Nancheng says, "Jinshi, I'm sorry. But Liangchen is the only one I've ever loved."
In the end, who fell in love with whom, and who betrayed whom?
The land is a picturesque realm, once home to countless heroes.
The realm is now divided among three powers, and it should have been a grand tale of heroes vying for supremacy. But the arrival of one woman lends a touch of warmth and romance to what should have been a stirring saga of warhorses and clashing armies.
Which man will win the beauty's heart in the end: Gu Nancheng, commander of the Southern Army, driven mad by love, or Murong Jing, Shanghai's carefree young marshal?
Behind all the glamour, how can the accounts of gain and loss ever be settled?
Between the realm and the beauty, who is right and who is wrong?
That is for the readers to decide.
Great praise, looking forward to continued development!
The writing is good. It seems that you plan to post it chapter by chapter slowly.