The lone wolf knight Cen Jianxin x the broken jade hermit Yan Guan from birth to death
Cen Jianxin broke into a small courtyard.
The yard is small and beautiful. The owner is a strange person who seems to be difficult to get along with, but he is not afraid of trouble.
She didn't know the master's name yet, but others called him son, so she followed suit.
He didn't ask, didn't look, or didn't care, but he helped her fend off her pursuers with a few words.
He said, "I don't like to get involved in external affairs, but I should always know right from wrong and right from wrong. I don't want to violate my conscience."
Only then did she know that this person's surname was Yan Mingguan, and his given name should be Zhi.
Yan Guan doesn't like to laugh or talk, and he doesn't care about the outside world. His world seems to be only a small area with an unobstructed view, quieter and clearer than water.
Cen saw that the heart was like a pebble that caused ripples.
Later, they went out of the mountains together, traveled around the world, and entered the court. I did some things, saved many people, and offended many people.
The phrase "Ming the harp and hang the bow" will make the emperor angry and will not let it go lightly.
Yan Guan was demoted to Lingnan.
Cen saw that his heart was running around, his hope was getting dimmer and his heart was getting heavier day by day.
It was more like connivance, and she finally acquiesced in allowing him to leave - knowing that she couldn't keep him.
She eventually returned to the arena.
Even though the mountains are high and the rivers are far away, she still takes out the knife for injustice.
"Look outside and keep your heart within. The word "Miao Zhen" will be your whole life.
Reading reminder:
The emotional line is more subtle, starting from affection to politeness, and is more about mutual understanding, appreciation, and trust.
One party dies and the career line is bereft.
The rhythm is slow, including some flow and blank description.
There is no golden finger except talent.
Intention: Seek outward and keep your heart inward.