Sichun has been writing stories about machinations all his life, and the most thoughtful one is called "The Poetry of the Bones".
The male protagonist Xiao Chen in the book was written by her after her lover Gu Chen who passed away unexpectedly - a young general who spent half his life guarding the border and made great achievements in war, but he was destined to walk a lonely road of betrayal and separation from his relatives.
Three months after her lover left, she finished writing the final chapter of the book, put on her wedding dress, and followed him to death.
When she opened her eyes again, she became Shen Cichun, the cannon fodder and the daughter of the guilty minister who could not survive three chapters in the book. She was trapped in the shadow of swords and swords written by herself. In front of her eyes was the face she had carved into her bones and blood, and in her ears was the exact same pronunciation as her lover's.
With her omniscient plot and Ember Bone system, she thought that she was the writer of the script, and could block all the open and secret arrows for him, change his lonely ending, and protect him throughout his life.
She had calculated every battle accurately and avoided every death disaster, but she had not calculated that the words she wrote would produce uncontrollable blood and bones.
She thought she was the chess player entering the game, but from the moment she stepped into this border snowstorm, she became the most involuntary chess player in the urn.
He had guarded his country for ten years, was stabbed in the heart by his closest relatives, was called a traitor by everyone in the world, suffered from injuries, and was lonely for half his life. Only for this girl who appeared out of thin air did he develop an obsession that he didn't even understand and was carved into his soul.
She tried her best to pull him out of the quagmire, but she watched the people around her leave in more tragic ways one by one, and watched the three-legged tripartite that she had written with her own hands shatter into an overturned mess.
It turns out that this journey that spans life and death has its final price marked from the moment I put pen to paper.
Purpose: To explore how the power of personal will and love becomes the key to breaking through the torrent of destiny, and to pay tribute to all the souls who still choose to persevere and fight in desperate situations.