To serve as an official, one should be the Keeper of the Golden Guard; to marry, one should wed Wen Lanshu. This had been Xiao Yao's lifelong wish.
The first part came true after he entered the capital and became a general of the Sixteen Guards. As for the second...
Wen Lanshu was a close aide to the emperor, exceptionally gifted and accomplished. He passed the provincial examination at eighteen, and his home was filled with learned friends, never common riffraff.
Xiao Yao, a certain "commoner": You don't get it. A cultured, refined gentleman like Wen Lanshu is irresistible to an uneducated guy like me.
Even birds build a nest to attract a mate, so Xiao Yao naturally had to prepare betrothal gifts.
He figured that only by conquering the realm could he become worthy of Wen Lanshu.
Xiao Yao: I conquered a realm for you. Are you moved?
Wen Lanshu: ...That's enough. Stop showing off.
Once, Xiao Yao watched Wen Lanshu preside over a ceremony on the altar and thought he'd have to ascend the throne before he could be worthy of him and stand at his side.
But when he truly had everything, he finally understood that the only thing he wanted in this life was Wen Lanshu himself.
*Also known as: If You're a Hopeless Romantic, Don't Conquer the Realm; My Husband Loves Me, Do You Have a Husband? No, You Don't; The Pig Has Gobbled Up the Cabbage. Is That Okay? No, It Isn't.
1. The opening line is based on: "To serve as an official, one should be the Keeper of the Golden Guard; to marry, one should wed Yin Lihua." A gentle, bewitching scholar bottom and a younger, wolfdog-like warlord top. Happy ending.
2. A minor top appears in this story, but the main couple are firmly devoted to each other.
Theme: A fine sword is forged through tempering; plum blossoms bloom fragrant after bitter cold.
This country is his own desire, not a country built for you. I really had a heart attack when I saw the ending at around three in the morning.
The relationship between Pomegranate and Lazi was smooth and smooth all the way, but there were some conflicts and twists and turns near the end. Lazi seems to have always had a sense of unworthiness, so he chose career over career and love, and thought that he was more worthy of Pomegranate, and Pomegranate would understand and support him. But Pomegranate is still a scholar at heart, and will consider orthodoxy and retirement after success. If neither of them gave in, this article would be OE. Fortunately, they are paper people and have the opportunity to make amends and the courage to change themselves. It doesn't make sense if I don't do a few extra chapters to talk about the follow-up (yes, I'm urging for the extra chapter [Orange Candy])
It was a bit sad to see the end, because this is the choice people would make in reality. I gave up love for my career and regretted it when I became successful. In the past five years, it seemed as if they had completely planned not to have any contact with each other until they died. It was unexpected and reasonable that the two of them decided against each other. It's so realistic. I still want to read sweet stories
I like to read it. This should be the best book I have read in the past few years 🌈 🌈 🌈 The balance between love and career is very good. Too much emotion will make you a bit love-minded, too much career will lose the essence. This book is just right for me 🌈 🌈 🌈
It's so sweet, it's so sour, it's so sweet, it's so sour, why is it over now, Qiuqiu extra 😭
It feels like I have really gone through so much with them along the way. Fortunately, it was all worth it in the end. I hope they will be happy in their own world for a long time [Compare Hearts][Compare Hearts]
The red thread baby is so cute hehe 🤩
I really like the character of Pomegranate, Brother Dazi finally understands his heart! The young couple can talk about anything 🧋 🧋
Why is this? If you want to leave, just let him go. You don't look for him, you don't stay, you don't explain, and you still become the emperor Anshengsheng. It's too disconnected from the life and death of love in the early stage. It was not that he had planned when to find someone, but a heavy rain woke him up. At least at the moment Wen left, the throne was more important to Xiao than Wen. I dreamed of being alone, lonely and cold at midnight and began to regret it. Five years apart is like five seconds without any resentment and it's fine again. He doesn't deserve Wen.
The red line is also he at the end, right?