The male protagonist was a little under-performed at first. He is a romantic and cynical person who "passes through thousands of flowers without letting a single leaf touch him."
The heroine has the calmness and calmness of "dancing the moonflowers alone in the dark night, with poetry and calligraphy in her belly", and she is infatuated and has no regrets.
Let's see how the little girl "clears the emperor's side" and kicks away the flowers and plants around the male protagonist one by one, and finally successfully completes the task of knocking him down.
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