Marrying the Heir

Mu Zhi, the Great Yao dynasty’s foremost female general, had fought across the land and dealt out death without hesitation. But her fearsome reputation kept her from finding a husband. Mu Zhi didn’t care. She had been born for the battlefield. What did she need a man for? Then an imperial edict ordered her to marry the beautiful, frail heir-apparent Song Liyuan and bring him into her household. The noble ladies twisted their handkerchiefs, their hearts shattered: When would the heir and the shrew get divorced? The capital’s noble young gentlemen waved their fans in relief: What a perfect match! They must never get divorced! But as time passed, how did the two of them start looking more and more like a perfect match?