She originally thought that she would spend money to sell a carriage and then go through the forest in front of her to reach the imperial city, but she didn't expect that the carriage she "bought" actually came with two living treasures.
One is weak and the other is foolish, wanting to throw them on the roadside and let them fend for themselves. But the weak man knelt on the ground and begged her desperately. After all, he had not been cruel and led them all the way. He got into a lot of trouble. He thought that he could finally leave these two troubles behind when he arrived in the imperial city. Who would have thought that he had just emerged from the tiger's den and entered the wolf's mouth again. . . .
There was one layer of trouble after another, but she endured it. The killers came one after another, but she endured them. But why did she think that the fool he had lost had somehow clung to her, saying "girly" at every turn, and she couldn't bear it anymore. The blind man actually recognized her. She told him clearly that she was a man. How could he recognize her and make her a follower? She couldn't bear it anymore. . . . She endures. . . She endures. . . She can't bear it anymore. If you can't bear it anymore, you don't need to bear it anymore. Let you see, I still have breasts and butt when I take off my vest!
This is the first time I've opened a trap, the introduction is incompetent, I'm not a noob, and the ending is HE. . . .