He was a general with more talents than ten thousand men, but he didn't know how to deal with the orphaned girl entrusted by his old friend, who already had a good wife and beautiful concubine. She was sharp-tongued and repeatedly provoked his male chauvinism. She believed that he was the enemy who killed her father, took away his beautiful concubine, and fled to the village.
He was the overlord of the party, and he was true to his word, but he fell for a little girl. His subordinates were shocked when they saw that obedient man. He loved her and respected her, but she pushed him to others.
She doesn't love the general who is versatile in both civil and military affairs, and she doesn't love the mountain king who is majestic but obeys her every word. She just wants to stay with her weak and love-making fiancé for the rest of her life.
Concept: Life is as gorgeous as summer flowers, death is as quiet and beautiful as autumn leaves