Princess Xiao Lanyue of Da Liang personally sent her beloved, Shen Qiyun, over to the enemy's side, all to keep her alive amid the ruthless power struggles. From then on, they stood opposed in court: one was a loyal minister renowned for her virtue, the other a treacherous daughter who had betrayed her father and was despised by all. No one knew that behind every argument lay a secret message exchanged in the dead of night, each entrusting the other with her life. But when the emperor set a deadly trap under the charge of treason, Shen Qiyun smiled as she raised the blade aimed at the woman she loved. The realm was too heavy a burden, love too slight a thing. They protected each other in the most painful way, until the final poisoned arrow pierced a heart.
[Two female leads + tragic beauty + political intrigue]
Isn't that why the plots in several chapters are repetitive or inconsistent? I'm confused