The Clear Words of the Uncrossable Mountains and Seas Meet the Wind

- An Ran (identity after time travel: Shen Qingci): A recent college graduate and a fan of the drama "Go to Mountains and Seas". Because of his obsession with the appearance and tragic ending of the villain Liu Suifeng, he accidentally traveled to the world in the drama. After time travel, he inherited double golden fingers - during the Lotus Tower period, Li Xiangyi was at his peak of internal strength and martial arts (with sharp sword moves and outstanding light skills), and a full set of medical and poison skills during the Yun Zhiyu Palace Expedition (can make poison to save people, and is proficient in human acupuncture points and poison pharmacology). On the surface, he walks as a "traveling doctor", but in fact his goal is to get close to and change Liu Suifeng's fate. - Liu Suifeng: The villain of the original drama "Go to the Mountains and Seas" was born into a declining aristocracy. His family was framed by the court and his family was exterminated. He harbored hatred and worked hard to stir up troubles in the world and the court. His methods were ruthless but there was a bottom line. In the original plot, he was eventually surrounded and suppressed by the protagonist and died in battle. Before his death, he still had unfinished revenge in his eyes. 2. Core relationship: two male protagonists who fall in love and kill each other. Shen Qingci (An Ran) approaches Liu Suifeng because of the goal of "changing his life." In the early stage, he used his medical and poison skills and martial arts to intervene in his plan many times. The two of them tested each other, were suspicious of each other, and gradually saw the fragility and obsession in each other's hearts. They developed complex emotions in the pull of revenge and redemption. They wanted to change each other's fate, but were also attracted by each other's character and stance, forming the ultimate pull of "killing and protecting" and "distance and proximity". There are two male protagonists in this book, don't let them in if you see them This book is adapted from a TV series, but there are many self-created ones, so can anyone who suggests these things not come in?