Encountering the Lord of the Rings

Content introduction: Dai Jing, a senior interpreter, encountered a plane crash on the first day she accompanied her boss abroad. Xili arrived in Europe in the Middle Ages in a confused way, and was almost chewed by wild wolves when she arrived. After being rescued, she was regarded as a witch because of her oriental face that resembled a Gypsy and the modern equipment on her body, and was tied to the stake. Just when people were about to set her on fire, the prince of the country appeared. With a face as handsome as the Elf Prince in Lord of the Rings, Dai Jing thought she had met her savior. The truth... Is not so wonderful. Perhaps Dai Jing was in a hurry to ask for help and forgot to be polite. The prince was angry, so he announced that he would give her another chance, using a "divine revelation" trial to determine whether she was a witch. How could this be a trial? He simply wouldn't stop until she was beaten to death - first he made her run over the rotten wood of the crocodile pool where it was difficult to stand and would collapse at any time, then he tied her hands and feet and threw her into the pool, and finally he made her a living target for archery -... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.