The Dual Heroes 1: A Scholar For A True Friend

This book is the first volume of the romantic novel "Shuang Jiao" by Nilo, titled "A Scholar for a True Friend".

The acclaimed author Niro presents another legendary tale from the Republic of China following "The Heartless Mage"

The Republic of China version of "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" vividly depicts the emotions and loyalties amidst the chaos of war.

The poor young man Zhang Jiatian truly admires the young lady Ye Chunhao from the Ye family

The Ye family went bankrupt, and Ye Chunhao fell from being a young lady to a destitute orphan. Zhang Jiatian finally had the opportunity to play the hero and save the beauty. Ye Chunhao was a reasonable young woman who appreciated his feelings and acknowledged him as the most handsome and kind-hearted little rogue in the alley. As the little rogue began to take more liberties and set his sights on her, Ye Chunhao felt embarrassed to directly express her disinterest. Instead, she turned away, stamped her foot, and sought her own path in society.

Ye Chunhao entered the Supervisory Office, initially intending to work as a private tutor to make a living. Unexpectedly, he encountered Supervisor Lei.

Zhang Jiatian followed in and entered the Supervisory Office, intending to disrupt Ye Chunhao's good position and take her home as his wife. Unexpectedly, he also encountered Supervisor Lei.

Commander Lei, who holds the military and political power of a province, is young and capable, a handsome man afflicted by illness, truly amiable and genuinely lovable. He treats both her and him with great kindness, his grace surpassing the heights of mountains and the depths of the seas. How can she and he repay this kindness in a manner that aligns with his wishes