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Lü You, the God of War of Da Jing, faked his death to suppress border troubles and hid his identity. In South City, he met Niu Xianglu, a herbalist—exactly the little girl he had broken off the engagement with, almost freezing to death outside the General's Mansion years ago. Now she wears a coarse dress, boiling medicine, and smiles: "I can heal your wound, my lord." But under the medicine pot, is it the "engagement breakup letter" she's kept for eight years, or the unspoken "I've been waiting for you"? When Lü You reclaims his identity to fight for the throne, Xianglu holds the silk handkerchief with his promise "I will never betray you" and stands on the South City Wall, asking: "The throne or me—what's your choice?" But the twist hits hard—when the enemy breaches the city, it's Xianglu who takes the fatal arrow for him, and in her arms, there's a three-year-old child who resembles him seven parts... It turns out she never left; the so-called "revenge" was just an excuse to get closer. All those late nights boiling medicine hid nothing but unspoken deep affection.
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