The Noble Daughter of a Military House

Her father, the Duke of Jingguo, was a newly risen noble who had earned his title through military service. Yet A Lin, raised in a small border town, was dismissed as a country girl. After arriving in the capital, she learned to do business from her second sister-in-law and made a fortune. Then she was framed and sent off to marry for peace, only to unexpectedly be made a commandery princess. The man every noblewoman had fought tooth and nail to win over pulled every trick in the book to obtain an imperial decree betrothing him to her. But A Lin said, “I’ll only marry you if you agree to three conditions.” A rare, devoted male lead. P.S. The author has completed another work, Dreaming in the Red Chamber.