With porcelain white skin, round sweet eyes, dressed in black, and with two swords like shadows - she is Yu Wanzhou, a ranger in the world, who specializes in slaying injustice in the world.
Drunken with peach blossoms, laughing in a romantic manner, embroidered with hidden beauty, and a dandy - he is Xie Wujiu, the Marquis of Yong'an, the good-for-nothing Marquis known by everyone.
An assassination on a rainy night, the sharp blade hit the drunken eye. She thought he was a young man who bullied men and dominated women, but he chuckled under her sword: "Girl, the belt is loose."
From then on, the whole capital saw the bruised and swollen Marquis climbing the wall every day, chasing the heroine who beat him and giving ridiculous gifts: "Can you use this whip next time you beat me? I have a tassel with it."
She avoided him like a snake and a scorpion, but she saw the other side under his mask through clues: the oppression was false, the absurdity was a shield, and under the undercurrent, he was using his body to fight the real giant crocodile.
When the truth of the blood feud tears apart trust, and when the palace turns into flames and burns away all pretense, the two swords and the tassel whip fight back to back, carving a bloody way out.
After the dust settled, he looked for her in all his glory, and finally saw her in black clothes with sleeves rolled up in the smoke of the border town, washing her gauze by the river.
He approached with the wine jar and pointed at her waist, a smile filling his peach blossom eyes that finally stopped pretending to be drunk:
"This time, the belt is really loose."
Purpose: After tearing away the layers of disguise, in the gray areas of rivers, lakes and temples, we find a "human world" that is more worthy of protection than revenge and intrigue. About the self: Explore the conflict and reconciliation between the external identity (chivalrous man/lord) and the inner reality (heart of justice/sober ambition), and finally find the true self that is not attached to any label. About justice: Justice is not just about killing enemies with your hands, but also about rebuilding and protecting ordinary life after removing the cancer. Regarding destination: True freedom does not mean escaping from all responsibilities, but the ability to choose the responsibilities you are willing to bear, and to build a peaceful roof with the person you choose.
