The General's Manor Has Captured Me Again

A powerhouse, strong but stubbornly in denial female general VS a bright, clever little girl who dares to fight fate

While carrying out a secret mission for the Emperor, the General Who Protects the Nation happened upon a little girl in a remote place and rescued her from a victim of feudal superstition: she had been forced into a ghost marriage.

The rescued girl was adorable and charming, but fiercely stubborn at heart. She offered the General something in exchange and asked her to take her to the capital.

It turned out that the girl's late mother had been kidnapped from the capital and brought here.

The next day, the tiny figure followed behind the marching army. The mountain path was rough, and her cloth shoes were worn to tatters until her feet began to bleed.

The General's heart softened for a moment, and she lifted the girl onto her horse.

Looking at the delicate, frail little girl before her, who couldn't even hurt a fly and seemed like nothing but a burden, the General frowned deeply and made up her mind.

Once they returned to the capital and she had found the girl's family, she would send her on her way at once.

The following winter, on the snow-covered training grounds, the little girl arrived in a pure white cloak, beautiful as a snow elf, carrying hot soup and pastries she had made herself for the General. The soldiers watched with envy or gossiped among themselves.

That very day, the training load on the grounds nearly doubled compared with usual.

The soldiers groaned and complained, each too busy worrying about themselves to notice what was happening at the same time in the General's tightly locked room.

Reader's guide:

1. The blurb leans a little toward the pursuer's point of view, but this story is actually told mainly from the pursued one's perspective.

2. Both are each other's one and only, 1v1, with a six-year age gap. The ending is definitely happy~

Theme: Even when you are trapped in an abyss, believe that the light will come.