The Burly General Who Married the Top Scholar Got Pregnant Twice in Three Years

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Xiao Suguang, the legitimate eldest son of the Third Branch of the Xiao family in the capital, had been raised in the countryside. After passing the provincial examination, he returned to the family estate.

However, his stepmother made one thing clear: he could return to the estate, but not to the family home.

So Xiao Suguang was put up in a secluded residence in the capital, left to fend for himself.

What was more, ever since he arrived in the capital, people had been putting out word that they would pay to have him killed. The price on his head climbed from ten taels to a hundred, then even a thousand.

Yet no one ever succeeded in taking Xiao Suguang's life.

They said it was because Xiao Suguang had hired an unparalleled expert to protect him, keeping watch by his side day and night until the results of the metropolitan examination were announced and he earned his degree.

Later, Xiao Suguang passed the palace examination and became a Presented Scholar. He entered the palace to meet the emperor and was personally named the third-ranked candidate, stunning the entire capital.

The ministers who saw such a remarkable talent were already waiting to snap him up as a son-in-law. But before the new third-ranked scholar had even left the palace, the reigning Great General, Song Yinwu, took him straight to the general's residence and shut the doors to get married.

The people of the capital were frantic. They all said that such a gifted scholar had fallen into a wolf's den. What a pity.

Even the emperor personally went to the general's residence to rescue the new third-ranked scholar, only to be sent packing by his own general, who snapped, "I've had my eye on him for a long time. I'm going to consummate this marriage!"

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