After the Prince Chose His Concubine, the Bully in Kyoto Actually Became a Favorite

Two heroines (The powerful female general × the weak and favored third prince) (Every lady is the number one scholar × becoming famous at a young age is crazy) There are two daughters in the Jiang family. One vine has two branches. My elder sister, Jiang Wu, has been knowledgeable and courteous since she was a child. She is extremely intelligent, calm and rational, and shows her ladylike demeanor in every move she makes. Younger sister Jiang Tong has been chasing cats and dogs since she was a child, fighting and having fun, relying on her absolute strength for every move she makes. Two sisters, one civilized and one martial, one quiet and one active. One day, Jiang Tong went out to fight with someone and picked up a beautiful man with torn clothes and an injured forehead. With no choice, Jiang Tong took him home, put him in bed, and changed his clothes himself. From then on, wherever Jiang Tong went, a thoughtful hand warmer automatically refreshed. Is it a matter of mutual love or a failure of all the mechanisms? The two seemingly innocent people have their own ideas, and they are all for the person close to them. One day, in order to study seriously, Jiang Wu went to the monastery to practice hard. Unexpectedly, there was a lunatic singing outside her window every day, singing from day to night, from morning to night. Jiang Wu endured it again and again. Finally, after enduring the magic sound piercing his head for three days and nights, Jiang Wu rushed out, stripped off the lunatic's clothes, and hung him on a swing in the woods. Since then, Jiang Wu wakes up every morning and opens the window to see a beautiful swing. Is it a sober sinking or a rational temptation? The communication between rational people all starts with mutual acting, where the superficial indifference and the deepest care are pulling at each other.