After Removing My Armor, I Remain Unmarried

In the ninth year of Yongqing, General Gu Fu died in Qihuai, and the current emperor posthumously conferred upon him the title of Marquis Zhongshun. In the twelfth month of the same year, the second daughter of the Gu family, who had been accompanying her grandmother to the mountains to worship Buddha for five years, returned home. The first thing she was punished by being forced to kneel in the ancestral hall. In the ancestral hall, the eldest patriarch of the Gu family reprimanded her, telling her not to misbehave in the future and to obediently wait for the elders to find her a husband. She stormed off in anger after hearing his words. Her aunt and younger sister, unaware of the situation, came to visit, seemingly concerned and affectionate, but actually offering sarcastic remarks, which she slowly and deliberately retorted. Finally, her eldest brother arrived. The learned young master of the Gu family paced back and forth in front of her, finally uttering, "The military camp is full of men! You...you've done such a disgraceful thing; do you know that if word gets out, it will implicate the sisters in the family?" Gu Fu finally abandoned her carefree demeanor and said seriously, "Defending the country is not a disgraceful thing." "—Upon hearing that the Gu family was going to marry off their second daughter, the current emperor immediately went to the empress and earnestly said, 'I regard Gu Er as my own daughter, and I think that no matter what, I cannot let her just marry someone casually. If Zitong has some free time, why not help me share the burden and see if there are any suitable candidates in the capital who are worthy of her?' The empress: '…' Understood, let's arrange the selection of a husband. Reading Guide: 1. The female lead is a master of witty comebacks, a bit of a mischievous shrimp. 2. [Highlight] This is not a stock market novel; the male lead is named Fu Yan. [Highlight] 3. Fictional setting, many personal settings, plus a hodgepodge of settings from various dynasties. 4. I'll add more later—the next book I'll write is 'Coward,' feel free to add it to your collection if you're interested—Wu Jiang has lived three lives. In the first life, as the future Daoist partner of the Lord of Donglin, Wu Jiang appeared at the Heavenly Demon Stone."