Miss Shen's Guide to Chasing Love

◎Charming, reckless General Chi vs. cunning, delicate beauty Shen ◎Close proximity / Perfect match / Childhood sweethearts / Marriage / Sweet romance The Shen and Chi families are both military households, separated only by a wall. When General Chi whips his son into discipline, the crack of the whip carries clearly to Shen Qinghe, who sits beneath a peach tree soaking in the sun—her heart aching yet envious. Eldest Miss Shen has been frail and sickly since childhood, unable to practice martial arts. What she admires most is General Chi’s lively, rambunctious daughter next door, who climbs roofs if left unpunished for three days. Young General Chi, vibrant and full of energy, can’t stand the way Shen Qinghe gazes at her—soft, gentle eyes gleaming like water. A single glance from this delicate beauty burns like swallowing a fierce liquor, leaving a lingering fire that refuses to fade. At sixteen, matchmakers arrive at the Shen residence to arrange Qinghe’s marriage. Unwilling, she coaxes the young general to spirit her away on adventures—traveling hills and rivers, carefree and joyous. One night, Qinghe burns with fever. Chi Heng carries her desperately to the clinic, begging her not to fall asleep. Delirious, Qinghe leans limply against her slender shoulders, her voice hoarse as she teases half-jokingly, *"Promise you’ll marry me when we’re older, and I won’t sleep."Too afraid to upset her in such a state, Chi Heng nods eagerly: *"Fine, fine! As long as you recover, I’ll not only marry you—I’ll even have children with you!"* --- **Notes:** 1. Both take the lead (top), but due to Shen’s fragile health, she leans bottom. 2. Essentially, a frail beauty scheming to win over a young general—a story of companionship and growth. 3. Both heroines mature fiercely—no naive sweetness here. Plot and romance intertwine.