The princess of the prairie met the cloth merchants and monks from the Central Plains. The cloth merchant's tenderness and thoughtfulness quietly opened her heart. He gave her a hairpin and promised her "morning and evening." Three years later, she disguised herself as a man and became the prince's riding and archery teacher. The two met again. The inexplicable familiarity and throbbing pulled each other, and love grew again in ignorance. When the past vows collide with the cruelty of reality, will you sink into the gap between love and forgetfulness, or will you find the ultimate redemption and way out?
This is the first novel I imitated. In the end, I discovered that I didn't like the heroine in my novel at all. Emotionally I can accept a person's deviation, but intellectually I cannot accept it at all. However, I also like this kind of sadistic atmosphere, and I don't like to give up halfway. In the end, I can only end hastily. Because I found that if I continue to imitate, it will be a kind of torture for me personally.
Although it is a fake, it is very attractive.