Chapter 3 — The General's Marriage With True Love, Unexpectedly I Become a Goddess of Dai Yen

They began to believe that I truly loved Quy Viem. Because every day, in front of the Supreme Being, I repeat exactly three sentences:

“Praying for Quy Viem to be safe and sound.”

“Praying for the Dai Yen country and its people to be safe and sound.”

“May the people of Dai Yen live in peace and happiness.”

Until I bow my head for a full month. Everyone in the capital thinks that I am a rare love-struck woman in the world. Until I bow my head for three months. People in the capital began to talk about Quy Viem. Until I bow my head for half a year. People in the capital no longer laugh at me being deserted. On the contrary, they began to pity me. He even silently cursed and scolded Quy Viem. Because the love letters Quy Viem wrote to Tong Thien had now begun to spread throughout the streets and alleys of the capital. Of course... I was the one who secretly hired people to spread them. According to memories of previous lives. One year later, the country of Dai Yen will encounter a great drought that will last for a month. At that time, the Emperor will issue a decree, whoever can pray for rain for the country will be rewarded with ten thousand taels of gold, and will also be awarded titles and mandarins. But that day... It has finally come. All over the world are suffering from the scorching heat. More than twenty days have passed continuously. For more than twenty days. Not a single drop of rain fell. I know very well. Only ten days left. A heavy rain will really fall. So, I started increasing the number of head strokes from one thousand to five thousand per day. Every time I bow my head, I sincerely pray to the Supreme Being to send rain to Dai Yen country and to bless everyone in the world with peace. The believers in the monastery heard my prayers, and not a single one was moved. Even because I prayed non-stop every day, my voice gradually became hoarse and my legs became red and swollen. All of these things are enough to prove our respect and sincerity. After the tenth day. The sky really poured down a heavy rain. The Emperor personally issued a decree, appointing me the Goddess of Dai Yen. In the capital, my reputation is rising day by day, like a rising tide. In just a short time, this made Great General Quy feel the danger, so he often came to Diep's palace to visit my parents. And in this life. I have prepared some herbs in advance. Thanks to that, my father was no longer infected with wind and cold like in his previous life. Blink once. The three-year term has arrived. Quy Viem at the border fought back 100,000 Hun troops, even captured a Hun leader, and was preparing to return triumphantly to the capital. And in the pubs throughout the capital, the story about me and Quy Viem also began to be spread everywhere.

"Have you heard the news? Quy Viem is about to return!"

"So what? Is that the guy who betrayed the Goddess, that unfaithful lover?"

"That's right, it's him! I heard that he accomplished a great feat at the border, defeating hundreds of thousands of Huns, and is now preparing to return to the capital to be rewarded by the Emperor!"

"Hmph! He was able to defeat 100,000 Hun soldiers, wasn't it just because the Goddess knelt day and night before the Supreme Lord?" Does Ton Than pray for his peace?"

Now, my glory has long surpassed Quy Viem's merits. Even though Quy Viem achieved great success, defeating 100,000 Hun soldiers, everyone secretly attributed all that merit to him. A few days later. Quy Viem is wearing armor, riding a black war horse, proudly sitting on the horse's back. Next to him was a woman. That person is Tong Thien. On Tong Thien's face was a gentle smile, one hand gently caressing her slightly protruding belly. Just by looking at her, you can tell who she is. After three years of leaving the capital, Quy Viem's still young face has now become more resolute. After entering the city gate, he originally thought that there would be people standing on both sides of the road to welcome him. But what he saw was that the city gate was extremely deserted, with not many people here, and there was no scene of people warmly welcoming them as he imagined.