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Xu An'an's mother died early, and his father was promoted to a first-rank general, and the emperor personally granted him the title of Zhen Nan Gong. He had no stepmother or aunt, no brothers or sisters, and he always wanted to be a general like his father, until his father died on the battlefield and his body disappeared. The Holy Spirit was so considerate that he ignored the fact that his youngest son cried, made trouble and left home three times, and ordered him to marry this poor little boy who cried and fell in the hall, helpless and without relatives. On the day of the wedding, Xu Anan called her husband shyly, and Qi Yu didn't return home all night while covering up his half-taken clothes. Until the father pretended to be dead, and a long spear was placed in front of the Sixth Prince's Mansion: Whoever dares to marry my daughter must pass my test first. So, with some support, the fake glutinous rice dumpling became a real fox, and the real roe deer was frightened out of its fragile wolf skin. Looking at the majestic female general in armor, Qi Liuye looked extremely aggrieved: Wife, you lied to me. With a smile on her face, Xu Anan pushed the sealed divorce letter into Qi Yu's hand again and again, and said comfortingly: "You take it first, and we'll talk about it after I come back from the victory." Three years later, Xu Anan returned to Beijing and dismounted in front of the Sixth Prince's Mansion. He pushed the glutinous rice dumpling beside him: Xu Shuanshuan, call me daddy.