General, Wait! Let Your Former Husband Strip Off Your Ornaments and Armor

Xu An'an's mother died when she was young. Her father held the highest rank among the generals and had been personally bestowed the title Duke of Zhennan by the Emperor. She had no stepmother or concubines above her, no brothers or sisters below her, and her lifelong wish was to become a general like her father. Then he died on the battlefield, and his body was never found. Out of compassion, the Emperor ignored his own youngest son's tantrums and threats to run away from home, and issued an imperial decree ordering him to marry the helpless, lonely young woman who had wept herself to collapse in the main hall. On their wedding day, Xu An'an shyly called him “Husband.” Qi Yu covered his half-removed clothes and stayed away all night. Then Xu An'an's father came back from the dead and planted a spear in front of the Sixth Prince's residence: “Anyone who wants to marry my daughter will have to get past me first.” With someone backing her, the fake little rice ball became a real fox, while the real sika deer was so frightened that his flimsy wolf disguise fell right off. Watching the mighty female general in her full armor, Lord Qi the Sixth looked utterly aggrieved. “Wife, you tricked me.” Xu An'an smiled and pressed the stamped divorce papers into Qi Yu's hands again and again, soothing him: “Just hold on to these for now. We'll talk when I return victorious.” Three years later, Xu An'an returned to the capital and dismounted in front of the Sixth Prince's residence. She nudged the little rice ball beside her. “Xu Shuanshuan, hurry up and call him Father.”