Chonghua produced two young and promising generals, and they were as distinct as water and fire.
The one who is like water is called Aiden Mo. He is cold-tempered, abstinent, and is still single. The bets placed in the army on when Commander Mo will give up his virginity have accumulated enough to make any poor man rich overnight.
The one who is like fire is called Blake Gu. He is warm-hearted, loves to laugh, and cares about women. If he had to pay a pocketful of money for every girl he K!ssed, then he would probably lose his entire family fortune.
Before Blake Gu committed treason, one day he had a sudden idea and took a book he had compiled and ran over to Aiden Mo to write a commentary.
At that time, Mo Shuai was in charge of reviewing documents and busy with military affairs, so he just asked Gu Shuai: "What did you write?"
"Write everything." Blake Gu said enthusiastically, "Food, experiences, travel notes on mountains and rivers, illustrations of military campaigns, and trivial matters from life."
Aiden Mo took the book, raised the pen to his wrist, and dipped in ink to criticize.
Blake Gu finished the sentence with a smile: "I wrote about you too."
Aiden Mo suddenly became alert, stopped what he was doing, and looked up at him.
"...What are you writing about me?"
Blake Gu said sincerely: "It described the past of you and me truthfully."
"What past events?"
Blake Gu scratched his head, laughed a little shamelessly, and said quickly: "Everything."
...
Aiden Mo didn't answer any more and stared at him for a while. He lowered his long eyelashes and wrote two lines of cold and harsh block letters at the beginning of the volume without expression:
This is a forbidden book, and those who violate it will be punished.
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