At five o'clock in the morning, there was a flash of white light, and the ordinary writer silently entered his own "Pictures of the Prosperous Emperor" and became the cannon fodder maid Lu Qingci who could not survive three chapters in the original work. Her biggest crime was to arrange the ending for the villain in the book, Prince Xiao Jinglan of Zhenbei, to commit suicide out of fear of crime.
She was unwilling to give in. So she used a silver bracelet, three talismans and a pen to rewrite her destiny, and in this world she created with her own hands, she met the man who should have been hanged in the story. She fled from the snowy night in the north to the chess game in the capital, from carrying stolen goods to the city where the two armies faced each other - she changed his fate time and time again, but found that she had become the only variable in his life.
The flames of war in the court, the iron hooves on the border, and the truth coming out of the sky are approaching step by step. When the identity of the "writer" is exposed, and when the boundary between "story" and "reality" collapses, Lu Qingci and Xiao Jinglan have to face not only the encirclement and suppression of thousands of enemy troops, but also the question hidden in the cracks of fate: Are you willing to give up your way home for one person?
Can a drop of ink from the tip of a pen light up a dead end? This is a two-way rescue between the author and the character, and it is also an affectionate journey to rewrite fate. Everything in the world can be written, but I am willing to use all my pen and ink to protect your ending.
