The princess Nan Haochen cherished above all else had divorced. To spare her the scorn of others, Nan Haochen went to the palace that very day and traded his military achievements for an imperial decree granting him permission to marry her. A former colleague asked him, “Now that you’re marrying the princess, what will happen to Miss Liu Yin? You know how she feels about you.”
Nan Haochen sneered. “She’s just an orphan. How could she ever be fit to be the mistress of my general’s residence? If she knows what’s good for her, I don’t mind giving her the position of concubine.”
“Miss Liu Yin has said she would never be a concubine. Aren’t you afraid she’ll leave you for good?”
“She’s just a servant. If she leaves, then so be it.”
But once I really left, Nan Haochen, hailed as the God of War, began suffering defeat after defeat...
