[The tall and cool Neptune male protagonist × the white-cut black sesame glutinous rice dumpling female protagonist]
Wen Rongxue is a senior girl who has dated countless handsome men. When she was reading the novel, she was so tired that she read into the unfinished ancient poem "How can we meet Jin once", and became the background version of the female N in the book with the same name and surname without even three seconds of highlight, and ended up jumping into the river to get a lunch - Wen Rongxue, the second daughter of the Wen family.
In the original work, the glamorous young general Mu Jinlin was supposed to be seduced by beauty and lose his life in a battle, implicating all his followers to pieces. Even she, a seemingly transparent person, became the first casualty in troubled times.
But the moment he opened his eyes, the plot had already derailed:
Mu Jinlin, who was supposed to fall in love with Chu Wantang at first sight, had his eyes fixed on her, the little transparent person hiding behind him; Wen Rongxue originally wanted to hold on to her own life until the end, avoiding the inevitable death of cannon fodder in the original work, but she did not expect that the young general who had turned a blind eye to her in the past would lean over to protect her behind him again and again;
Mu Jinlin originally thought that he would only belong to Leng Yue and Spear at the border in this life. It was not until he saw her eyes filled with broken stars when she raised her eyes that he realized that the back figure that lingered in his dreams was never someone else.
He bypassed the inevitable death situation in the original work and broke away from the stolen destiny. He just wanted to protect this little lady who accidentally broke into his life in the long years.
Then the war broke out again, and everyone thought that the young general would make the same mistakes again, but they saw him standing in front of her in all his glory as the red-robed horse stepped through the dust and the flag was hunting.
Motto: True love will always come, fate is determined by itself