The Cold-Hearted General's Too Hot Love Leaves the Chilly Maid Flustered
Fina, a maid in the royal harem, has spent five years serving in a cold palace and is always feeling the chill — literally, since she’s extremely sensitive to the cold and constantly resorts to a warming potion to keep afloat. When she is finally transferred to what she expects to be a warm location, she ends up at the southern fortress ruled by General Silverio — a man renowned for his harsh coldness and feared by many. His first impression of her is disdainful, but when Fina shows her competence and resourcefulness, he begins to acknowledge her. One fateful night, Silverio mistakenly ingests Fina’s warming potion and experiences an overwhelming reaction. Embarrassed and alarmed by his body’s response — and by Fina’s compassion — his behavior toward her becomes increasingly possessive. What began as a transaction of convenience turns into something deeper for both of them.
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I'm loving this! Lovely art. Interesting story. Good looking characters. GREAT😁
Clicked on a random chapter, and I kid you not Spoiler (((She drugged her boss by accident with an aphrodisiac, which apparently she drinks to warm herself up, and fixes the problem by giving him a BJ )))
Thought the wording of the preview was weird, thought I'd do a test where I'd check a random chapter to see what I'd be in for if I read from the start. Glad I know now, not my tempo.
Ok this is a little ridiculous. What is she even talking about.
Dang, this series use realistic style
i'm really impressed with the horse artwork, it's exceptionally well done!
Found this on a different website that didnt update so I'm HYPED
Omg I love this story and it's BACK YAY
i've read this by a different translation team on a different site and i can assure you this is very good (in my opinion anyway). give it a chance, though i haven't bothered to read ArtLapsa's translation, so i don't know how well they did