Shi Xun was confused. She never understood why people around her, such as Qin Tian, a wise elder, and Qi Xiang, a smart young talent, were always trapped by the love between children. In her eyes, marching formations are much easier to understand than these things. Her cousin often made fun of her. In his spare time, his young marshal not only asked her to manage the affairs of the military camp, but also asked her to dress up well so that she could find a man to marry.
Later, when there were more wars, no one asked about her marriage, and she was happy.
Later, when the country settled down, her life was completely in chaos.
The author has something to say: Shi Xun is a very smart person, but he is not very understanding emotionally. Qin Qianyu and her were tied together in national responsibilities and family affairs from the beginning, but neither of them had time to deal with it, which led to them getting deeper and deeper into each other. Of course, no relationship is established overnight. In the beginning, they were just friends; they tried to undermine each other, doubt each other, and acted as matchmakers for each other.