A sweet historical romance about children of frontier officers, childhood sweethearts, and an adorable couple.
A fiery, ambitious little rose × a stoic, patient young war god
[Blurb]
Zhao Yunping hates it more than anything when people treat her like a little girl!
But her childhood friend Helian Hong keeps calling her "little sister Youxuan."
Damn it!
That means war.
Years later, Helian Hong leisurely begins to undress, while Zhao Youxuan clutches her armor. "Brother, men and women should keep their distance!"
Helian Hong: "Stop pretending to be a little girl."
Hmph! Who wants to be a little girl?
Years later: This is so good!!!!!!!
[Reading Guide]
1. A sweet historical romance about children of frontier officers and childhood sweethearts. I've wanted to write this kind of romance for ages!!!
2. A story set in a frontier garrison town, with an unusual setting.
3. The heroine has no feelings for the hero as a child. No feelings at all. Not even sibling affection.
4. Anyway, this will probably be a story about falling for it in the end. Hahahahaha!
Finally, as is customary: Please don't request custom character designs or plots. Readers, please write your own indulgent stories instead. Thank you.
And lastly, I hope you all enjoy reading on Jinjiang~~
PPS: The heroine is stationed in a garrison town and serves as an officer. Her role is somewhat like Zhang Nianqing and Zhang Jingtong, whose stories are told from the male leads' perspectives. They tell of events in the male leads' lives, but no matter how much officialdom is involved, they're still romances. The male leads' ups and downs in officialdom are tightly bound to their love stories with the heroines. This novel is the same. Since it's told from Zhao Youxuan's perspective, no matter how many scenes take place in garrison towns or on battlefields, this is her life, her everyday world. At its heart, it's still a romance, full of the push and pull of who will win whom over.
[Important: Why emphasize this? Many readers these days like stories about building a career, so it's easy to wander into the wrong book. The heroine's profession makes this look like a career-focused story, too. But it isn't, so I want to make it clear: the focus is romance, romance, romance. There are some career-related scenes, but this is primarily a romance, focused on falling in love.]
[Soapy drama, star-crossed love, love that brings both life and death.]
[Love is everything. Every character trait serves the romance.]
Theme: I was born ordinary, and I was born proud.