The love and resentment between General Yuan Lang, a powerful military commander, and Wu Zhe, a fallen young nobleman: they once relied on each other, then drifted apart.
For love, Wu Zhe puts down his writing brush and takes up arms, carrying a monk's spade as he journeys from battlefield to battlefield;
For the sake of the nation, Yuan Lang casts aside love and feelings, and fights his battles in the open and in secret.
When their unspoken secrets place them at opposite ends of the court, where can their love and hatred take root?
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Damn, someone adapted your article "Wolf Eye Creek" without permission. . . . I hope the author and readers can denounce it It seems that I can't post a link~Baidu Zhongji~It's called "Peerless Two Prides", basically the name of the protagonist has been changed, and the text can be found on Baidu.
It's really beautiful. . . I really like Wu Zhe in it. . . Seems very shrewd. . Very cold. . He is tepid about everything. . But the lofty appearance cannot hide the simple kindness in the heart. . And his childlike vibe. . I think Yuan Lang doesn't like Wu Zhe like this. . Who do you love?
Ah, this Eight Winds, who do you like?
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