[The down-and-out noble lady of a growing palace + the unruly border general of the loyal dog type. Two-way running + mutual redemption + family, country and world + high IQ and resourceful intrigues + refreshing revenge article]
Shen Qingzhi is the legitimate daughter of the Duke of Jingguo. During a poetry gathering, she made a private life-long engagement with Fang Feihua, the eldest son of the famous Fang family.
After the poetry meeting, Shen Qingzhi was framed by him, which affected the entire Shen family.
Overnight, the government collapsed, her mother died, and her sister disappeared. She was convicted and exiled, and became a slave girl in the Northern Wilderness.
On the road to exile, people were in a cold and warm world, and the world was cold and cold. The guards assassinated her on the orders of the prince, and her old servants abandoned her. Shen Qingzhi fled all the way, struggling for her life in the heavy snow.
Fortunately, she met Xiao Hanqing, the general of the Northern Wilderness Army, and he protected her.
Unfortunately, Xiao Hanqing wanted to kill her more than others.
The steel knife struck the wooden shackles. Shen Qingzhi held the shackles and was forced to raise her head. The murderous aura of having been stationed in the Northern Wasteland for twelve years gathered into the white mist at the corner of Xiao Hanqing's mouth.
"Are you a noble person from Shangyang?"
"No, I am an abandoned son of Shangyang, a prisoner exiled in Beihuang."
Shen Qingzhi's eyes were dim with tears, and Xiao Hanqing saw himself in her tears.
Later, he carried her on his back and defended her against thousands of troops.
She asked why he did this.
He replied, "With a body of seven feet, Xu Guo also Xu Qing."
Reader comments
The author's writing is good, but I feel that the plot is not compact enough or the highlights are not gripping enough. Speeding it up will make it more appealing to readers. Come on.
The author's writing is good, but I feel that the plot is not compact enough or the highlights are not gripping enough. Speeding it up will make it more appealing to readers. Come on.