Zhao Xi, a retired officer of the 21st century special forces, accidentally fell off a cliff during a field exercise. When he opened his eyes again, it was already fifteen years since the Great Zhou Dynasty. He became the only son of the rebel leader Zhao Tianqing, with the same name and surname, and he was sixteen years old. Before he had time to digest this fact, his father Zhao Tianqing died in the heavy siege by the imperial court, leaving him with 500 remnant troops, a bronze token, and the last words "go north".
The road to the north was full of obstacles, and the imperial court offered rewards to capture the remaining members of the Zhao family. Zhao Xi looked at the only 500 people left around him and made a quick decision: he must find an official identity cover. At this time, he met the daughter of Lin Ruhai, the censor of the Salt Patrol, who was returning north with a coffin. This scene looks familiar, but I can't remember where I've seen it before. I just felt a strong sense of déjà vu coming over me.
Zhao Xi made a bold decision: rob her. Pretending to be her bodyguard, he used his identity as an official member of the Lin family to get through.
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The whole article is a breath of fresh air. They met and fell in love with each other, but there was so little romance between the two. During the ambiguous period, they got married before they even felt the sweetness. But the author's plot design is very good and the coherence is very strong [OK].
We're getting married, just don't abuse me later, it's best to have a modern side story [Sending Hearts]