[The Lost Tomb and The Grave Robbers' Chronicles] No Love in Times of War

- General Song, known as the “Scholar of War,” spent only the first decade or so of his life in obscurity. The rest of it was a legend. - In a world without heroes, nobodies make a name for themselves. “Born in troubled times, a real man does not speak of love.” The man's accent was still a mess, but his gaze cut across like a blade, and Xie Jiu suddenly lost the urge to tease him. *The male lead is a Bannerman of the Plain Yellow Banner, with the Han surname Song. *His accent is a mix of Xiao Ping's and Chairman Chiang's. *Male lead keywords: refined and courteous, ruthless, patriotic, nationalist, strong accent, thirty-eight years old. *Does not age. Content warnings: Before marriage, the male lead had relationships with women and also had romantic relationships with men. He marries at thirty-eight. His partner will be revealed in the story. Aside from his patriotism, the male lead has no other good qualities. He's a male chauvinist. Because you're my woman, you can't do this or that, but someone else can do it for you. The male lead looks down on foreigners. Don't complain about how awful he is. Song Ruisan is just that kind of terrible person. My last newspaper post before school starts. I'm not filling it in. Writing Zhang Youling's story is so heartbreaking.