Manman

The princess of Wei Yun is sixteen, with starry eyes and a slender waist, graceful and captivating as a peach blossom in spring, possessed of peerless beauty. Princess Manman traveled thousands of miles from Wei Yun to Chang'an to marry for peace. Her groom was Lu Xiangxing, the Great General of the Cavalry who guarded the nation. Everyone said the princess and the general were a match made in heaven. But on their wedding night, her husband left her alone in their bridal chamber and went to Beisu Province, where he stayed for five hundred days. When they first met, he coldly asked her for a divorce. After they married, Lu Xiangxing neglected and treated her with hostility at every turn. Just when she thought the ice around his heart was finally beginning to melt, she learned that he had once loved a woman who died young, his beloved first love, who had been killed by soldiers from Wei Yun. He hated Manman and treated her as a substitute for his lost love. So Manman ran away. Before leaving, she secretly carried a child with the bloodline of a war god. * The great general commanded armies of thousands, and in his lifetime never lost a battle. No territory was beyond his grasp, no city beyond his conquest. He triumphed on the battlefield, and in love, too. Until the princess of Wei Yun, who was always teary-eyed, speaking to him in a soft, lilting voice and coyly calling him