This article tells the love story of Zhang Xiaoyu, Zhang Dafo's adjutant, and Chi Yao, the eldest lady from Peking. Introduction to the work. This article is a derivative of the Nine Gates fanfic. The characters are secondary creations and are not the original plot.
In the autumn of the 24th year of the Republic of China, Chi Yao, the daughter of a Peking nobleman, went south to Changsha to join her close friend Huo Jinnian. She met Zhang Xiaoyu, the Buddha's adjutant, for the first time in a rain at the train station. He was wearing half a black mask, a straight military uniform, and his eyes were cold and indifferent, but he left a fish in her heart that couldn't swim away.
Zhang Xiaoyu was rescued by Zhang Qishan from the Zhang family's iron rule of treason. The right cheek was branded "traitor" and the left cheek was burned and scarred. He regards Buddha as his faith and never dares to ask for a penny for himself. But Chi Yao is bright and stubborn, and breaks into his closed world step by step - she delivers food to him, waits for him to return from a mission, kisses the tattoo on his face, letting him know that there is someone in this world who loves him, for no other reason than that he is Zhang Xiaoyu.
From the startling glance in the rain to the interlocking fingers under the stone bridge, from the secret jealousy to the kiss under the moonlight, from the marriage granted by Buddha to the silver fish ring on Chi Yao's ring finger, their love took root and sprouted all the way. However, a storm is coming for the Nine Sects, and Zhang Xiaoyu, as Buddha's right-hand man, is destined to be unable to escape unscathed. Chi Yao knew that the road ahead was dangerous, but she still held his hand firmly and said that she was determined to follow him for the rest of her life.
This is a love that is like a home invasion, and it is also a fish trapped in a pool but swimming desperately to freedom. The little fish always lives in a pond, and her pond is his home.
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Real and objective, clear structure.
So wonderful, Zhang Xiaoyu.
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I came across this by chance on Douyin. It's really beautiful. The author's writing style is also delicate. Please update it soon.
Real and objective, clear structure.
So wonderful, Zhang Xiaoyu.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
I came across this by chance on Douyin. It's really beautiful. The author's writing style is also delicate. Please update it soon.