Purpose: I hope everyone can learn to love others and themselves.
Style: Strong men and stronger women. The emotional line is thin and flowing. It's overall sweet, but some of the plot is slightly sadistic. A battle of wits and intrigue will be interspersed. No routine, no brainless cool writing.
The heroine: Bai Zhi, blond, petite, a wind wizard, with the highest combat power in the book. She is neither Holy Mother nor White Lotus, but she is kind-hearted. She mainly kills anyone who needs to be killed and saves whenever she can. Always saving people. The novel version of Captain America, the ancient version of Spider-Man, and the long-haired version of Monkey King (not just to gain popularity)
Male protagonist: Qing Yunsheng, handsome (if you want to know how handsome, just read the novel~) the third prince of the Xu Dynasty, who later ascended the throne and became the emperor. A growth-oriented character who takes on the responsibility of serving the country and the people step by step, transforming from youthful and fragile to resourceful, brave and good at fighting. In the early stage, he is an innocent fox, in the later stage, he is a sinister and loyal dog, and he is a top-notch love brain.
In the Xu Dynasty, the country has a vast territory and different scenery. The blond little wizard Bai Zhi meets the idiot third prince Qing Yunsheng. Driven by various forces, he follows the route that has been planned by his predecessors.
On the chessboard, black and white are scattered, and the delivery is entangled. The chess pieces are all involuntarily.
Every step is dangerous and every move is fatal.
With the knife at his throat, Bai Zhi frowned slightly: "If I deserve to die, then I will die. If I don't deserve to die, then you will die soon."
Pointing the sword at his heart, Qing Yunsheng chuckled and raised his eyebrows: "If you were a normal person, I could kill you. If you were a wizard, my lover could kill you. You are already dead, but you haven't turned into a corpse yet."
The wind rises and the clouds fly, and everything in the sky and earth changes. Looking back at the chess game, I realized that the person holding the chess piece could no longer control it.
