A Farmer's Daily Life After Marrying a General

When Luo Chan was sixteen, her family fell into ruin. Overnight, she plunged from the clouds into the dust. Once a noble young lady renowned throughout the capital for her beauty and grace, she now found that everyone wanted to take advantage of her. Yet no one expected that when Luo Chan was forced down before the emperor, someone would step forward and say, "I am willing to trade my hundred thousand troops for the right to marry this woman." Everyone was dumbstruck. The young general, the most influential and imposing man in the capital, resolutely gave up everything and took the daughter of a convicted minister back to his rural hometown to farm. The villagers of Chi Family Village discovered that a new household had moved into the village. The man was handsome and had brought along a wife as beautiful as a celestial being. She was exceptionally lovely, but she didn't know how to manage a household. She couldn't even wash a bowl or cook a meal, and her husband did all the laundry. Luo Chan clutched the undergarment she had taken off and stammered, "G-General, let me wash it myself..." Chi Changqing raised his brows, cold as frost. "Do you know how to wash it? If this one floats away again, you won't have anything to wear." Currently serialized: The Day Before the Empress's Investiture, the Dog Emperor Lost His Memory Synopsis: Hua Wu once did the Third Prince Zhou Jing a favor. She demanded repayment for it, and Zhou Jing promised that if he ever ascended the throne, he would make her empress and the most honored woman in Great Xing. They married. Hua Wu saw Zhou Jing as her future ticket to power, while Zhou Jing treated Hua Wu as a stand-in for his unattainable first love. They each got what they wanted. After several years of a marriage as cold as ice, Zhou Jing finally became emperor. But the day before he was to issue an edict making Hua Wu empress, he suddenly lost his memory. He remembered everyone except Hua Wu. Hua Wu: This is just my luck. After losing his memory, Zhou Jing's personality changed completely. Not only did he refuse to make her empress, he kept looking for his first love. Zhou Jing: "There is someone I love. I can't remember what she looks like, but I've loved her for a long time." Hua Wu soothes him: "I know, I know. Your childhood friend. Unfortunately, she's been dead for years. The grass on her grave is already three feet tall, and she looks just like me." Zhou Jing doesn't believe her. He searches every inch of the earth for his first love. Then one day, Hua Wu discovers that this woman Zhou Jing remembers doesn't merely resemble her. She looks exactly like her. Hua Wu, lost in thought: Could my mother have given birth to a twin sister for me back then? Hua Wu has plenty of flaws. She's vindictive, petty, has a princess's temper, loves power, and makes a fuss over everything. But even if she's completely useless, Zhou Jing still likes her, likes her terribly, and likes her so much that he doesn't dare tell her. He had planned to keep it secret for the rest of his life, at least until they grew old together. But fate had other plans, and after he lost his memory, he could no longer hide it. Theme: Whether rich or poor, love is still the most precious thing in this world.