That's right, this is a story about the son of a general, Gao Laoqi, chasing his "wife" and paying the price for it.
When the proud, short-tempered, ambitious Gao the Tiger (or is he a monkey?) meets the cunning, sly, carefree Yuan the Fox (or is he a big bad wolf?), who will be the first to lower their guard? And who will be left defenseless?
"You don't need to take your clothes off. You're not dead, you're just a prisoner." A first encounter that lasts a thousand years begins it all.
"I can drink two liang. I'll drink with you, even if it costs me my life." The words "two jin versus a life" spread through the whole army, and that affection begins it all too.
No matter when or where it begins, as long as it's you, that's all that matters...
This story is really just the author's thoughts after rewatching the series Soldiers Sortie. Yuan Lang and Gao Cheng, two outstanding officers in our army, have such irresistible charisma that you fall for them at first sight and never recover. So I wanted to write a story about them. The reason is shamelessly and ambiguously cliché, and the story can be just as shamelessly and ambiguously cliché...
The whole story is lighthearted, so feel free to dive in!
(1. You can ship the pairing, but ship the characters, not the real people. 2. The author knows very little about the military, so don't get too hung up on technical accuracy. Just enjoy the story.)
Theme: "I can drink one jin. I'll drink two with you." "I can drink two liang. I'll drink with you, even if it costs me my life."
