My Childhood Sweetheart of a Husband Loves His Stand-In? The Female General Tears Up the Script with On-Screen Comments!

A year after Xia Chenzhao, the dynasty’s celebrated female general, left the capital, her husband fell for a woman who looked seven parts like her and had a gift for music and dance, as well as plenty of unusual ideas. The colorful on-screen comments revealed that Xia Chenzhao was the villainess in a book. Her husband had kept himself chaste for the heroine, and every powerful man in the capital, including the Crown Prince who had grown up with her, had fallen for this “Fairy of Song and Dance.” But just as she decided to graciously divorce him and let him go, the male lead refused. She hadn’t even gotten upset yet when her sworn enemy hurried over to taunt her. She wanted to hit him, but the comments said, [Actually, when the villainess slaps him, the fragrance reaches him first, and then the slap.] She crossed swords with him in a “friendly spar,” and the comments said, [I get it, I get it. That’s the Sword Style of Flirting Glances and the Blade Style of Tender Affection.] She went out of her way to avoid her sworn enemy, but before long, they “ran into each other” again. The comments said, [That’s what they call fate bringing people together, no matter how far apart they are. Just give in, villainess!]