The General Takes the Lead

Ye Zhao's "strength" is armor and scars. With a family full of loyalists and eight years of fighting, she is used to hiding her softness in iron clothes. The precious thing about Xia Yujin is that he sees through this layer of armor - he doesn't respect her military exploits, but feels sorry for the calluses on her palms. The relationship between the two did not fall in love at first sight, but in the tug-of-war of "the east wind prevails over the west wind", in the daily bickering and life-and-death trials, they confirmed each other inch by inch. This way of writing "Marriage first, love later" is better than reality: love is seeing and accepting, and someone warms a pot of wine for her after the general takes off his armor.

Needless to say, the story of the protagonist is exciting, but what motivated me to read this book was the vivid supporting characters. Originally, I was quite afraid of this kind of story that transcended gender sense. I was afraid that it would be too outrageous and embarrassing, but each of the supporting characters supported me to slowly follow the protagonist's story. Only when I saw Ye Zhao's fear of losing his child did I realize that I had been deeply moved by the fate of the character. What a story.

It's very beautiful, but I can't vote for it.

From "hurry up and leave" to "I'll protect you instead". Xia Yujin wanted to make peace with her at first, and she cried, made trouble, and jumped into the lake without scaring Ye Zhao away. But who would have thought that when the war broke out again at the border, he would smile, stand up with his sword in hand, and say, "This time, I will guard you." The changes before and after, without any grand confession, are more touching than any words of love.

He is the one who pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger. On the surface, Xia Yujin is a playboy who only knows how to have fun, and he is proficient in everything as a fighting cock lackey, but who would have thought that he could secretly control everything in the court for Ye Zhao? This is no good-for-nothing Prince Chai. He is clearly a fox pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. On the surface, he is laughing and joking, but in fact, he knows everything. This kind of man is the most terrifying and charming at the same time.

Because I have watched the TV series version first, I automatically brought in human faces when I read the novel this time. In my heart, A Yin's infatuation is more worthy of A Zhao. In the end, Ayin died in the arms of her sweetheart and got a promise in the next life, which can be regarded as a kind of fulfillment.

I hope I can become a person like Ye Zhao, gentle and strong, accepting myself at any stage, and able to become the support of others. Of course, the male protagonist is pretty good, at least a little cute~

Highly praised, the characters are so lovable, the girl is A and the boy is O, the little sweetheart is really lovable, but the one I like the most is my cousin, she is beautiful, talented and infatuated, but it is a pity that I fell in love with the heroine by mistake, which delayed my life.

I watched the TV series a long time ago and thought it was very exciting at the time. Now that I have read the novel, I feel that the novel is equally exciting. My only regret is that my best cousin Liu Xiyin is

Although she is a strong woman, she is not written as a man. From my perspective, she looks a bit like Takarazuka Otaku, quite handsome. When Xuan Tie whipped the corrupt official and his son to death, I thought it was... Later I found out that it was cut in half. Wow, the heroine is so strong. The male protagonist has a lot of ideas, does things in an eclectic way, and is pampered by the female protagonist. The CP between the two of them opened a new door for me, hahaha.