Yang Xuechang was the first female general of Dayao. Upon her triumphant return, she stirred the spring waters of Changning City. Unfamiliar with romantic love, she turned a blind eye to her admirers, and everyone thought she was cold and heartless, unaware that her gaze had long been filled with the shadow of that graceful figure. Before she awakened to love, Yang Xuechang brought out a washboard: "If my beloved is still angry, I'll sit on this washboard today!" Shen Yiren said helplessly, "What are you doing? Get up." Yang Xuechang, unafraid of others' gazes, acted shamelessly: "No, unless you're not angry anymore." Shen Yiren covered her face: "You little rascal." After awakening to love, Yang Xuechang brazenly kept Shen Yiren in her own room: "Yiren, I want..." Shen Yiren's cheeks burned: "No, you don't." Yang Xuechang said pitifully, "Can't we even cuddle?" Shen Yiren half-reluctantly agreed: "Just cuddling..." Later, fate played a joke on them, and an insurmountable chasm lay between the two. Yang Xuechang, wounded by love, drank herself into a stupor, but she would still come to Shen Yiren's rescue whenever she was in danger. Years later, Yang Xuechang unified the realm. At a palace banquet, the empress, whom others saw as a decisive and ruthless ruler, was busy feeding lychees to the empress consort, shocking all the courtiers. It is said that Emperor Jingshang had a favorite poem: "The reeds are lush, the white dew turns to frost. The so-called beloved is on the other side of the water." Upright and unrestrained female general vs gentle and affectionate young lady. This novel is also known as "The Edict of Shang." Pre-order collection: "The Princess's Foolish Consort," courtly historical yuri.