Cha Xue is wearing a book.
Dress up as the princess of Changyang who is reviled by everyone and loved by countless men in the book.
According to the plot of the original novel, she would be madly infatuated with the male protagonist, Imperial City Chief Shadow Guard Wei Zhan, kidnap his brother to coerce him, forcefully possess him, and finally die tragically at his hands.
In order to avoid death, she released her brother, asked the imperial doctor to treat his seriously ill father, put away her paranoid love, and stayed away from the male protagonist.
He thought the crisis would be over, but unexpectedly, he refused to let go.
Wei Zhan is the best shadow guard in the Imperial City Division.
But the trauma left by his childhood was engraved in his bones and blood, and any woman's touch would make him sick to his stomach and cause him unbearable pain.
He instinctively hated the woman's touch, but he resisted his physical discomfort and kissed the princess's fingertips over and over again. He couldn't help himself, until he fainted due to excessive emotions.
It was clear that his body instinctively rejected her approach, but he was paranoid and refused to leave.
He was wary and suspicious, believing that the princess's good intentions were all carefully laid traps.
When Cha Xue told her calmly: "I don't love you, you don't have to be coerced anymore."
But the young man knelt on one knee in front of her, his glazed eyes lowered: "Then please, Your Highness, keep this subordinate by your side, so that I can be sure that Your Highness, you don't love me."
She could only avoid everything, try to bring him and the heroine of the original book together, and hope that the plot would get back on track.
But his eyes were red, and he cried with the grievances he had suppressed for many years: "Even if Your Highness doesn't like me, can't I like you?
"Why do you always push me away and treat me like something you can discard at will? "
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The book-traveling girl
Intention: Self-reliance and self-reliance