The Zhou Dynasty valued literature over military affairs, and the status of military attaches was low. Civil servants throughout the dynasty were unwilling to marry military attaches. But the Su family, a third-ranking scholar, had long ago promised its only girl, Su Nanzhu, to Shen Yuting, who was born in a family of military generals.
Wedding night.
Shen Yuting: "Zhuzhu, why are you willing to marry me?"
Nanzhu: "Because you are handsome."
Shen Yuting: "???"
The second day of marriage.
Shen Yuting: "Zhuzhu, I seem to be going to the army."
Nanzhu (well-behaved): "Don't worry."
One month later.
Nanzhu: "Shen Yuting, I'm here."
There is no house fighting, no bloodshed, only the revolutionary friendship, no, love, established by the young couple through ups and downs together.
Purpose: The heroine who was raised in a boudoir initially just wanted to live a different life, and the hero just wanted to prove himself, but the two of them understood the meaning of responsibility in the subsequent storms. Behind the prosperity of singing and dancing, there are people who are carrying forward the burden.