Iron-Blooded Tenderness: the Female General and His Little Husband

In the twelfth year of the Republic of China, the war continued. She is the famous iron-blooded female general Lu Jinglan in North China. She is eight feet tall, has sharp eyebrows and starry eyes, and is dressed in a military uniform that makes the enemy fearful. He is Su Qingwan, the only son of the richest man in the south of the Yangtze River. He has picturesque features and is as charming as spring water. He loves to pester her and pamper her most in his life. "Sister Jinglan, Wanwan's feet hurt and I can't walk." "Get on your horse and I'll take you." "Sister Jinglan, the osmanthus cakes they make are not as delicious as the ones you buy." "... I asked the adjutant to go to the south of the city to buy it." "Sister Jinglan, can you not sleep in the guest room tonight? I'm afraid of the dark alone." When steel meets softness, when the flames of war collide with the love between children, a sexually transformed version of the military love song of the Republic of China slowly unfolds in an era of smoke and prosperity.