The Major General accidentally encountered a foreign "fortune teller" on a battlefield at night.
I thought this fortune teller was not a bad person, so I didn't send him to the prisoner of war team, but placed him in the Ye Mansion, barely serving as a staff member. Anyway, he was acting on a whim, and it's not like the Ye Mansion couldn't afford to support idle people.
But he felt that this "fortune teller"... Seemed to be a little ahead of his time?
He eats his food, uses his food, and even fights with his servants, and he still knows about it?
I also did some things in private to hint him to be more honest, but he... Seemed to have turned a deaf ear to it?
Later, every time he went to the battlefield, his "fortune teller" would give him a fortune, and it was quite accurate, but he couldn't avoid his bad-tempered character.
"Major General, this battle will be won."
Concept: fictional historical love