After the Order: Falling Snow Meets You Again

The Queen's Double Life❗️❗️❗️❗️Other cp parties should be careful before entering❗️❗️❗️ [Important warning & core settings] The core of this article is Ling Hou. In the early stage, the two female protagonists are more friendship-oriented. In the later stage, there will be emotional drama, but it is not obvious in the early and middle stages. In the article, Yingluo and Fu Heng are in a physical marriage alliance. There is no love, no reality as husband and wife, and no intimate interaction. The marriage is only a tactical layout for Yingluo to obtain an identity and protect the queen. The whole process serves the main plot of the queen, so those who mind are advised to proceed with caution. "The main plot of Ling Hou➕Double life➕A group portrait story that rewrites the ending" Because the main plot is Queen Ling, some characters have not been mentioned. Text begins: In Fucha Rongyin's memory, the Jasmine of Changchun Palace opened ninety-eight times and failed ninety-eight times. Every time the flowers bloom, they are accompanied by the wind and snow in the palace, the mourning of the loss of a child, and the girl named Wei Yingluo, who rushes in with a sharp edge and blocks all the open and secret arrows for her, but in the end she leaves her life behind this red wall. In ninety-eight reincarnations, she watched her die ninety-eight times, and she also fell ninety-eight times in the cold wind of the turret. When I opened my eyes for the ninety-ninth time, the snow was still falling, and all the tragedy had not yet begun. When she came back this time, she just wanted to push that girl far away, let her live a stable life, and stop being trapped in this cage for her. She didn't know that this year, Wei Yingluo was coming back for the first time with the obsession of two lifetimes. Carrying her concern for her sister and the Queen, she stepped into the Forbidden City in the wind and snow. She only knew that this time, she had to guard that gentle person and prevent her from being blown through by the cold wind in the palace.