In the season of spring plowing, Tong Sui hastily got married.
Her husband’s family lived twenty miles away, a place Tong Sui had never visited before.
She had never seen her husband, who had spent six years serving in the military away from home. All she heard were tales of his fierce demeanor, which even troublemakers dared not provoke.
On the eve of her marriage, a scholarly neighbor once proposed eloping with her. Tong Sui did not agree; she appreciated the scholar’s gentleness and courtesy, but she knew well that in such chaotic times, he wouldn’t be able to protect her at all.
· Love after marriage, daily life.
· The step-by-step advancement of a commoner couple, fictitious and without historical basis.
