That night in Lin'an Town, the snow fell hard.
When the Qingfeng Stronghold slaughtered the town, Fan Changyu held a knife to the heir of Prince Changxin, Sui Yuanqing.
With the blade pressed against him, she made her demand: spare her and the townsfolk hiding in the cellar.
Sui Yuanqing agreed.
In front of everyone from Qingfeng Stronghold, he even wrapped her in his great cloak and calmly said
“My woman.”
From that night on, only two things remained between them:
Assassination, and escape.
To save the townsfolk, Fan Changyu tried to assassinate Sui Yuanqing again and again.
And every time, Sui Yuanqing let her go.
She pointed her knife at him, wishing she could kill him on the spot.
But he always looked at her with a smile.
“You can’t kill me.”
Nighttime ambushes, pursuits, standoffs, and chance meetings on the battlefield
Sui Yuanqing was known to the world as “Little Marquis Wu’an.” From childhood, he had been groomed to rival Xie Zheng. He studied Xie Zheng’s military strategy, his ruthlessness, and how to become a man the whole world feared.
But he was never Xie Zheng.
And Fan Changyu was the one person in his life he could never tame.
She said:
“Someday, I’ll kill you.”
Sui Yuanqing only looked at her and replied softly:
“All right.”
“I’ll wait.”
Years later, the heir of Prince Changxin died at the hands of Qi Min, the older brother he had loved since childhood.
Those who came to collect his body could not pry open his hand.
Clutched tightly in his palm was a worn red knife tassel.
It was Fan Changyu’s knife tassel.
In fact, when writing this story, I often thought about a question: If these people really lived in another era, would they have reached this ending? The character Fan Changyu was not the kind of calculating person from the beginning. She doesn't understand tactics, and she's not very good at weighing gains and losses. When she does something, she often only looks at one thing - whether it should be right or not. So sometimes she would still move forward even though she knew there was danger ahead. When writing about her, I often have the feeling that she is not actually fighting against anyone, she is just living according to her own set of standards. But Sui Yuanqing is a completely different kind of person. He is the kind of person who grew up playing chess games and is very used to calculating situations and people's hearts. He knows that many things are dirty and knows the consequences of many choices, but he still does them because that is his path. Sometimes when I write about their confrontation, I find it very interesting. One person is doing the math. A man is coming to his senses. In fact, from the beginning, they were on two completely different paths. So some readers will ask me if they had not met in such an era, would the ending have been different? I have actually thought about this question many times. But maybe it's because of this era that they became who they are now. I'd also like to hear everyone's thoughts—— When you read this story, who can you understand better?
It is the fastest way to write a fanfic that matches the original plot development without being OOC. It also analyzes the plot. It was so well written that I burst into tears 😢 but it's not long enough. I want to read 100 chapters! Changyu will grow faster, and the emotional line will be light 😳
Hong Daosui 😢, it's too bad they're not together, there's a little bit of emotional drama
Love it, love it, love it