A marriage decree, a joking remark, a battle of wits, she and he met, knew each other, and cherished each other, but they could only pass each other by chance.
She sacrificed her life for a rescue, had no choice but to get married, and faced tit-for-tat again and again. She and he met, disliked and hated each other, but like hedgehogs trying to keep each other warm, they hurt each other.
A pair of childhood sweethearts, a master-disciple relationship, and plots and plots. She and he got to know each other, fell in love, and forgot each other, but their relationship was only shallow.
A red mark covers her beautiful face, and she wears men's clothing to cover up her unparalleled elegance. She thought she could get rid of her fate, but unexpectedly, she made more mistakes.
He was uninhibited and played with flowers, but he said to her, "If you were a woman, even if I drowned three thousand times, I would only take a scoop from you." But she just smiled indifferently, "But there are no ifs in the world, only results. After all, I am a man."
He was as cold as ice and looked down upon all things, but he said to her, "Only you are worthy of standing shoulder to shoulder with me and sitting in this picturesque country." But she smiled coldly, plunged the sharp sword in her hand into his chest, and sneered, "But you don't deserve it!"
He had planned all his plans and killed his father and brother, but he said to her, "Even if I can scheme against everyone in the world, I will never scheme against you." But she smiled and replied, "I will not scheme against anyone, except you."
The picturesque landscape was originally a contest between three kings. She failed to intervene in the beginning of the story, but changed its ending.