It's a bit strange, but okay
the story revolves around a family where the father forces his own daughter to become strong and join the military. Yet, despite pushing her to excel, he offers her no protection or care. Driven by his harsh expectations, she rises through the ranks and eventually becomes a renowned general. But her strength is undermined by a cruel twist: she’s vulnerable to poison and ultimately loses her sight, stripped of both power and independence.
Out of nowhere, a mysterious sage appears and offers her aid. Instead of returning to her old life or seeking refuge in her former camp, she begins anew, arriving at a camp where the male lead resides. From there, their paths intertwine.
The story centers on two parallel journeys: the male lead, consumed by his quest for revenge, and the female lead, who quietly searches for a place she can finally call home. Once a feared general who wore a mask to hide her pain and authority, she now stands powerless, stripped of her title, her sight, and her past. But in this fragile state, she finds something unexpected: love.
As their bond deepens, questions arise, will they build a home together, raising a new generation beneath a banner of peace? Could there even be a little "baby general" one day, inheriting courage from both parents? Or will the weight of vengeance and trauma leave them forever wandering, destined to have no home at all?
Only time will tell if love can heal what war and duty have broken
Out of nowhere, a mysterious sage appears and offers her aid. Instead of returning to her old life or seeking refuge in her former camp, she begins anew, arriving at a camp where the male lead resides. From there, their paths intertwine.
The story centers on two parallel journeys: the male lead, consumed by his quest for revenge, and the female lead, who quietly searches for a place she can finally call home. Once a feared general who wore a mask to hide her pain and authority, she now stands powerless, stripped of her title, her sight, and her past. But in this fragile state, she finds something unexpected: love.
As their bond deepens, questions arise, will they build a home together, raising a new generation beneath a banner of peace? Could there even be a little "baby general" one day, inheriting courage from both parents? Or will the weight of vengeance and trauma leave them forever wandering, destined to have no home at all?
Only time will tell if love can heal what war and duty have broken
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