Can you recommend an ancient novel in which the female protagonist is captured and sent to the military camp and can play the pipa, while the male protagonist is a general?

In an ancient novel, the female protagonist was captured and brought to the military camp to play the lute. It seemed that the female protagonist's brother was also a general. The two generals seemed to have a grudge. The male protagonist was a general, and this general had different women accompanying him every night. Later on, the female protagonist broke the string when playing the lute at a banquet and was brought to bed by the general. The female protagonist was very cold. Later on, this female protagonist broke the saying that the general never slept with a woman twice. The female lead didn't like the general and was punished to do dirty work. She seemed to be washing clothes in cold water. Later on, the female lead thought of ways to not have children. Later on, the general returned to the general's residence from the war and brought back a few women. After that, I forgot about it.
No (The bride that was snatched)

Answer 1

😋I recommend a novel called "The Princess Consort Is A Little Fierce" to you. The story is about the female protagonist who was obviously catching a thief, but unexpectedly caught the general and was captured and sent to the military camp. In the military camp, the female lead played the pipa while the male lead was the prince and general. The story is compact and interesting. I recommend it to you ~ I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗