Lu Luopu, the granddaughter of the Duke of Yi State, should have lived a successful life. Aweng was the founding general of the country, Aye was young and powerful, her mother-in-law had a lot of money, her brother was young and promising, and her sister was the princess of the county. Lu Luopu and Ji have not yet been engaged a year later, and everyone speculates that the Duke of Yi is preparing to let her enter the palace for a draft. Unexpectedly, on the eve of the draft, the Duke of Yi suddenly announces that the second lady in the house has been betrothed to Chu Weiheng, the third son of the Chu family, and the wedding will be held in a month.
"Chu Weiheng? Who is he?"
"I heard that he is the nephew of the governor of Daizhou and the stepson of Zhongshu's minister. He got an eighth-grade honorary guard through his family's influence."
"He's just an ordinary son of a noble family. How could the second wife of the Lu family betrothed to him?"
"I heard that this Sanlang of the Chu family is six feet tall, majestic and handsome, but he relies on the support of his in-laws for food and accommodation."
"He's actually a pretty boy!"
Chu Weiheng's biological father died young, his mother remarried, and he was raised by his uncle. Relying on his late father's influence, he managed to get a job in Chang'an. However, living in Chang'an was not easy. He also had to support his father's former subordinates and their families. His life was stretched and he could not make ends meet. Lu Ji, the eldest son of the Duke of Yi State, and he were brothers and sisters and often provided aid in various ways. Lu Ji doted on his sister Lu Erniang. Chu Weiheng got to know each other and admired each other.
Chu Weiheng stayed at the border for ten years and made outstanding achievements repeatedly. The couple supported each other and never left. When the new emperor ascended the throne, he was relied upon and became a famous general of the generation.
Demining:
The characters are purely fictional and do not have prototypes. The social background refers to the early Tang Dynasty, which is a bit rigorous but not much.
There is no golden finger; the characters have shortcomings; the protagonist will not rebel and become emperor; there is no time-travel plot; the characters' ideas are limited by the background of the times, they are self-reliant but not too advanced, and the characters' comments have nothing to do with the author himself.
Intention: To be self-reliant, to make achievements and to serve the country.