Who says childhood friends have to be innocent and sweet with each other?
Lu Qing'ai and Guan Shaoheng are childhood friends, as well as natural enemies.
If Lu Qing'ai had to list Guan Shaoheng's crimes over the ten years they had known each other...
Lu Qing'ai: "We argue all the time. He tattles on me to our teacher, and once, in front of everyone, he pinned me down in a pile of horse manure. Heh, his crimes are too numerous to list."
If Guan Shaoheng had to list Lu Qing'ai's crimes...
Guan Shaoheng: "She gets into trouble and makes me take the blame. She puts bird eggs in my bed and tricks me into thinking I laid them. While I was using the toilet, she threw firecrackers in and blew me to bits with [bleep]. Heh, she's utterly wicked."
These childhood friends can't stand each other. But one day, when Guan Shaoheng dies in battle and is to be given a ghost marriage, and the younger daughter of the Lu family, who is betrothed to him, refuses with all her might...
Lu Qing'ai puts on her red wedding dress and sighs, "Having a childhood friend is dangerous. I can only rid the people of this menace myself."
This is a sweet romance about a heroine who originally wanted to become a well-born widow, but ended up a general's adored wife.
Reader's guide:
1. The chaotic married life of a young general and his darling wife.
2. A fake marriage-before-love setup, but they are actually mutually in love. Watch two proud, stubborn people struggle to fall for each other.
3. One-on-one romance, happy ending, and a sweet little treat. Solving mysteries and falling in love go hand in hand.
4. This is a companion novel to "Case Files of the Capital Prefecture," telling the story of the next generation.
Theme: In our limited time, I will love you without limit.
