HAWRR Chapter 410

Crossdressing Female General vs Alluring Malicious Beauty (End)

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Fu Yunzhen, the god of war admired by all the people of the Tianyun Dynasty.

He began fighting in battle at the age of fifteen, and became the emperor’s sharpest sword.

In the span of twenty years, he led the soldiers of Tianyun Dynasty in the expansion on territory. He participated in hundreds of battles — major and minor — without a single defeat. The invincible, undefeated god of war.

In the end, under his command, Tianyun Dynasty conquered all the major and minor neighboring countries, unifying the continent.

He was an intelligent man, who chose to retire at the height of his power.

The emperor urged him thrice to stay, but did not waver his determination. In the end, the emperor personally wrote the decree, and established his title as the Prince General, bestowing him countless imperial rewards, and a lifetime of honor and glory.

The Prince General never married a wife in his lifetime. It was rumored that he had once fell in love with a woman he met at war, but that woman later died to save his life, and thus, the Prince General vowed to never marry in his lifetime out of deep love and sentiment.

Some people also said that he had never married because he was forever longing for his former fiancée, Princess Duanjing, who had been married off to the barbarians ten years ago.

There were also rumors that the Prince General was actually homosexual, and held zero interest in women.

There were countless rumors, and the Prince General was utterly carefree, never refuting any rumors.

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Later on, people discovered that he had not emerged from his residence for many days, and the servants of the General’s residence came forward to announce that their master had finally laid down his burdens, setting out to enjoy the four corners of the world.

No one knew that His Royal Highness, Prince Rong, had also done the same, as he had been seldom seen in public due to his poor health.

Far from the capital, in a small town south of the Yangtze River, suddenly appeared a young husband and wife couple.

The man’s beauty was akin to a tall pine and clear jade, clearly noble, and the woman’s features were bright and gorgeous, her frowns and smiles were sharp and lethal, different from the common woman’s softness.

This tiny town was leagues away from the capital. The most prominent person the townspeople had ever seen was their mayor. How could they ever have met such noble people?

At first, they simply watched the couple from a distance, but later they saw that the two people did not act haughtily, and seemed prepared to settle down here for the rest of their lives, so they slowly became friendlier with them.

They heard that the man’s name was Jiang Shi’an, a wealthy businessman from the capital. He liked the environment in this region, and chose to settle down here with his wife.

Of course, this ‘Jiang-gongzi‘ was Jiang Huan, and his wife was the “currently traveling the world” Gu Shengyin.

One morning, Gu Shengyin was sitting before her bronze mirror, and the man beside her was holding an eyebrow pencil, carefully lining the arch of her brows.

“Now I can finally draw Yunzhen’s brows.” After finishing the last stroke, Jiang Huan put down the pencil and embraced her in his arms.

Gu Shengyin glanced sideways, the two figures within the mirror overlapped, embracing each other, life was good1.

In the winter of the thirty-fourth year of the Changsheng calendar, there was a sudden knock at the door of the old General Fu’s residence in the capital.

An unfamiliar man was holding a baby in his arms, with a handwritten missive from the General Fu Yunzhen.

The letter stated that the child was conceived by him during his travels, and that the mother had passed in an accident. He could not bring the child along with him, so he had sent someone to bring the child to his father to raise.

Old General Fu, who was nearing his sixties, looked at the familiar features of the baby, and burst into tears for a long while.

He named the child Fu Suixin. The name portrayed his hopes that he could live freely and unfettered.

His daughter, had finally obtained her own happiness.

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岁月安好 – suìyuè ān hǎo – 岁月 refers to your yesterday, your today, and your tomorrow, it’s commonly used to describe one’s life experience as a whole; 安好 is peaceful and happy; GSY is saying, their past, their present, their future, their lifetime was utterly peaceful and blissful

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Ari’s Corner:

ahaha im not dead; I just have been very distracted reading after finishing my summer class

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