|A seemingly aloof but secretly scheming female general X a seemingly spoiled and domineering but actually love-struck young master|
Xu Mochen is the legitimate son of the prefect's family. He was once extraordinarily handsome, with countless people seeking his hand in marriage.
But three years ago, he went on an outing and got carried away playing around. He fell off a cliff, lost his memory, and was disfigured. Now he is nearly eighteen, and still no one has come to ask for his hand.
He doesn't really mind, though. It's not as if he has to get married.
Then the promising young General Yi returns to the capital.
She's beautiful and kind, and because the Empress favors military officers, she's already risen to a high rank at a young age. Many eligible men in the capital want to marry her.
Xu Mochen's heart stirs too, but he knows that his disfigured face makes him unworthy of her. He can only admire her secretly. To his surprise, not long afterward, the person young General Yi asks to marry her in public is him.
A host of handsome men are heartbroken, and everyone privately wonders whether her eyes are defective.
Later, a vice magistrate of the Dali Temple even says in public that she's impotent.
The news soon spreads through every street and alley.
Well, the people have solved the case. They knew it: the general really does have a defect.
Not long afterward, Xu Mochen proposes breaking off the engagement.
Well, now it's confirmed.
Yi Fan lost both her parents at a young age, so she was indifferent to everything. Then, by chance, she happened upon a noble young man.
Over time, she and the young man fell in love and secretly pledged themselves to each other. But the young man's father came looking for him, disapproved of their relationship, and forcibly took him away.
She followed him to the capital, but by a twist of fate, ended up joining the army and lost contact with the young man.
Five years later, she and her teacher, now with some achievements to their name, hurried back to the capital, only to see the young man getting married.
She assumed he regretted their relationship, and from then on her heart turned to ashes. She wanted nothing more to do with love.
Only after the young man died did she learn that she had misunderstood him. She died carrying that regret.
But when she opened her eyes again, Heaven had taken pity on her and given her another chance. This time, no one would stop her from getting back together with her husband.
Unless the young man himself refused.
Later, even that wouldn't stop her...
[You are a ray of light in my long years. I have to hold on to you, or our meeting will have been for nothing.]
[When Yi Fan found Xu Mochen, she never imagined he would marry her. Just as she never imagined that what she thought would be a brief separation would take a lifetime to overcome before they could be together again.]
[I told you, if you don't marry me, I'll go mad.]
Reader's note: 1. The first half takes place before she is reborn; the second half after.
2. Male pregnancy, historical fantasy, one-on-one romance, both leads are virgins.
Theme: As long as you don't give up, life will always have miracles.
Everyone with Ye is sick, right? Gu should scold these people more. It's really funny that they think they are other people's parents.
"The person next to me, Xu Moyan, took the lead and caught a big bug~"
Hahahaha...6!
Is it true that the male protagonist can no longer have children?
The male protagonist is now disfigured and has lost his child, ugh
He should tell the heroine that when she becomes quite strong, he will keep waiting for her if she goes to find him again. There is no point in pursuing him now.
Come on, good night.
Hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee
Come, come, I'm coming, you're coming
Come on, come on, this looks a little sad