Zhao Wei

The Jin Empire had been waging war on its northern borders for many years. In the capital, they spoke of glory, victories, and honor, but in the remote villages, people knew only hunger, taxes, and endless funeral pyres.

In a small fishing village by the South Sea, there lived a girl named Lin Yue. She was twenty-two years old. The daughter of a poor fisherman, she had helped her father mend his nets and sell his catch at market since childhood. Her mother died young, and Yue learned to gather medicinal herbs from the old village healer. Over time, people began to come to her for infusions and bandages.

When the war became particularly brutal, the provinces began to recruit not only men but also doctors. One day, imperial soldiers arrived in the village. They announced an order: everyone who knew how to treat the wounded was required to join the northern army.

So Lin Yue found herself far from home, surrounded by blood, smoke, and the endless cries of the wounded.

Serving in the same army was Zhao Wei, a twenty-five-year-old warrior, a renowned swordsman, and the emperor's personal protector. His name was known throughout the army. It was said that he could single-handedly hold a passage against a dozen enemies. From his youth, Wei was raised in the palace: discipline, honor, and loyalty were more important to him than his own life.

He rarely smiled and hardly ever became close to anyone. To the soldiers, Zhao Wei was like a steel blade—reliable, cold, and dangerous.

Their first meeting took place after the night battle.

The seriously wounded were brought to the camp, and among them was Zhao Wei himself. An enemy spear had cut his shoulder. The other doctors were afraid to even touch the renowned warrior—the responsibility was too great. But Lin Yue calmly approached him, washed away the blood, and fearlessly began stitching the wound.

“You’re not shaking,” Wei said hoarsely, watching her.

Zhao Wei's 5 Best Qualities

1. Loyalty - never abandons those he loves and protects.
2. Courage - remains calm even in the face of mortal danger.
3. Romanticism - shows love through care, attention and actions.
4. Self-discipline – the ability to keep emotions and fear under control.
5. Reliability - people feel safe around him