The Story of General Wei Shu

No form of reposting is permitted. Plagiarists can go to hell. I refuse to accept any comments from thieves who steal my work. From now on, may the prince's orders guide my blade. I will devote all that I am to cherishing him. Wei Shu and Zhao Defang Reader's guide: 1. The pairing is set. One-on-one romance. 2. This story is entirely fictional. Please don't nitpick the historical details. 3. The Yang family characters are drawn from The Generals of the Yang Family, but the story itself is not based on it. Enjoy! 4. The plot gradually builds from a modest start. If you don't mind, I hope you can grow alongside the author. Thank you, everyone. Next up: a historical romance Marrying into a Powerful Family [Reborn] by Dong Jia Xiao Niang Zi Blurb: In her previous life, Jiang Ruanuan followed her family's arrangements and married, only to entrust herself to the wrong man. Her husband doted on his concubine and neglected his wife, leaving Jiang Ruanuan to die in childbirth. * Reborn, Jiang Ruanuan wants only to live for herself, earn plenty of money, and spend the rest of her life in carefree comfort. But everyone around her only wants her to settle down and marry. They even think marrying a mere scholar would be a match above her station. Unexpectedly, Jiang Ruanuan becomes the second wife of Prince Liang, Pei Sizhao. Everyone envies her for rising from humble origins to become a princess. Only Jiang Ruanuan knows that Pei Sizhao chose her out of desperation, so she doesn't take the marriage to heart. After all, he's the new emperor's uncle and a heaven-blessed favorite. He could have any woman he wanted. No one believes he's genuinely taken a liking to Jiang Ruanuan, and everyone eagerly waits for her to be driven out of the prince's manor. Until one night, Pei Sizhao gets drunk, wraps his arms around Jiang Ruanuan's waist, and murmurs softly, "Ruanuan, please be kind to me, won't you?" You were my long-planned love, and you are the one I will never waver in choosing. Theme: Defending one's home and country has never been a right reserved for men. Women, too, can fight for their nation.