The Eldest Princess's Tender Touch

The series installment "A Scholar, Handsome Yet Easy to Bully" is currently being serialized. Blurb: "Father, I like the look of that man. I want him for my husband." At their first meeting, the Princess of Yong pointed at Wei Qiong, the young general of Yu, and spoke with the clear, confident voice of a lark. "I am unworthy of Your Highness's favor," Wei Qiong replied without expression, rejecting her outright. Later, Wei Qiong took off his armor and shed the aura of menace surrounding him. Looking like any other gentle, refined young gentleman, he stood outside the Princess of Yong's residence. Princess of Yong (looking down at him): What are you here for? Wei Qiong: To ask Your Highness to keep her promise. Princess of Yong: What promise? Wei Qiong: To take me as your husband. At that moment, Wei Qiong's gaze was as gentle as water. It was hard to believe he was the bloodthirsty general who had conquered countless lands and never known defeat. Later still, at the residence of General Wei: Princess of Yong: General, my hands are cold. Wei Qiong: Maid, bring the hand warmer at once! Princess of Yong: No, it's too hot. Wei Qiong shot her a sidelong glance and muttered, "What a bother," but quickly went over, gently taking her hands and drawing them to his chest. A charming, playful princess who loves to tease, and a fierce young general who says one thing but does another, with a tender heart. Originally titled "The General Wrapped Around Her Finger." The next series installment, "The Princess Mingyue," is now available for pre-order. Blurb: "My mother is a princess, and my father is a great general. When I grow up, I'm going to marry a peerless hero." That was the bold declaration Mingyue, Princess of Yong, made as a child. But when she turned sixteen, she promptly forgot all about that declaration, because she had taken a liking to a handsome young scholar with red lips and pearly teeth. Sadly, the scholar was a timid sort. The moment he saw her, he would blush and run away. One day, Wei Mingyue finally cornered him. Mingyue: Tell me, why do you run away every time you see me? Young scholar: I... I'm not a peerless hero or anything. Mingyue: Being a hero doesn't really matter. Someone handsome and easy to bully will do, too. Young scholar: R-really? Then... I'll gladly accept. Later, beneath the lotus-patterned bed curtains, after a sleepless night, Wei Mingyue trembled as she said, "You really are handsome, but you're not easy to bully at all. Sob..." A carefree young princess and her timid, scheming little husband. A series installment of "The Princess's Tenderhearted General." Theme: Tender love between men and women amid matters of family and country