Only after Yun Shu died once did he realize that he was a cannon fodder character in the storybook who only appeared in no more than three sentences.
The setting in the book is that she is ugly, congenitally deficient, a sickly child, a very yin woman born on the Ghost Festival, and is despised by everyone.
It is regarded as a bad luck thing in Beijing.
Everyone can laugh at her, mock her, and insult her.
When her fiancé sent a divorce letter to Yun Mansion, she became a big joke.
Yun Shu refused to accept it.
She wants to change her own mortality and escape the control of the creator alive.
Facing the girl of destiny chosen by the creator, since you can't fight her, then you won't be her enemy and avoid her group of followers and admirers.
But what Yun Shu didn't expect was that there was a loophole in the storybook, and a small character that the creator favored was not involved with her.
It's her stepbrother, Yun Ziyou.
There are seven talents in the imperial capital, and her stepbrother is one of them.
He was a disciple of the late Imperial Master He Taoist Master and the Prince's Young Master, and had a very high status in the capital.
Even though they were both members of the Yun family, Yun Shu saw him no more than five times.
On their fifth meeting, Yun Shu accidentally caught a glimpse of him drawing pictures on human skin.
When the writing stopped, Yun Shu met his eyes. This handsome man with picturesque features said in a cold voice: "Fifth sister, how do you feel about using this human skin to cover your birthmark on your face?"
At that moment, Yun Shu felt that her upright and upright stepbrother seemed to have some inexplicable emotion towards her.
Later, Yun Ziyou often touched the birthmark on her face that was as red as cinnabar, and used paintings to depict various beautiful and enchanting patterns for her.
Only then did Yun Shu realize that the mutilated face he loved her was his best copy.
Yun Ziyou kissed her cheek gently and said to her, "Shushu, I want to use a painting to depict Wushan Yunyu on your birthmark."
Between the sheets, the heat mist melted the paint on Yun Shu's face, and the clouds and rain fell in the valley.
Note: The heroine's birthmark was not removed until the ending. It was a natural birthmark.
Intention: to live