Married to the Young General of the Previous Dynasty

The legitimate daughter of the Xie family, Xie Miao’er, was raised in wealth and luxury but was frail and sickly. Upon her untimely death, she found herself transmigrated to the side of 17-year-old Lu Huaihai.

— General Lu Huaihai of the previous dynasty, her “white moonlight.”

He had risen to fame at a young age, pacifying rebellions and bringing peace to the land, earning unparalleled renown. Historical evaluations of him were glowing: had he not been harmed by treacherous individuals and died at just 27, such an unparalleled genius would surely have left an even more illustrious mark on history.

Xie Miao’er wholeheartedly agreed. But what she didn’t expect was that on her joyous first day of transmigration, she would witness Lu Huaihai having a brawl with his own father.

She was utterly dumbfounded.

The 27-year-old Lu Huaihai was indeed the battle-hardened general celebrated in history books, but the 17-year-old Lu Huaihai? He was just a reckless, brash young man, obsessed with his sword and capable of provoking anyone to fury with his words.

The history books had completely over-glorified his teenage years!

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Through a twist of fate, a peculiar young girl appeared at the side of 17-year-old Lu Huaihai.

The young girl always looked at him with eyes brimming with admiration.

When he fought, she handed him his blade.

When he got beaten, she applied medicine to his wounds.

When he went to battle, she didn’t see him off but hid away, quietly shedding tears alone.

“Women are such a hassle.”

The sharp-tongued yet soft-hearted young general found her, pulled her into his arms, and said firmly, “Wait for me to come back.”

#Someone’s eyes are red. Who is it? I’m not saying.#

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17-year-old Lu Huaihai: “The world is unsettled; how can one have a home? Hmph, women only slow me down when I draw my sword!” 🙂

Later: “If I can’t tidy up a home, how can I sweep the world clean? Hurry up and finish fighting—I still need to cuddle with my wife!” >

Xie Miao’er: …

Men are such a hassle.

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＊ A sweet story of dual first loves spanning lifetimes, without grand twists or turns.