A always thought that B loved him, but after a long time he discovered that B only loved himself.
B always thought that he only loved himself, but it was only a long time later that he discovered that he actually fell in love with A.
Such a cliché sadomasochistic character relationship, but it's a pity that this is a drama and the author is a mother.
In this article I adopt a new narrative technique. The odd-numbered chapter tells the story of Xiao Gong and Xiao Shou. A is Xiao Shou and B is Xiao Gong. The even-numbered chapters tell the story between the characters they play. A is a small gong and B is a small receiving, which is exactly the opposite of the husband and wife acting. The cute thing is that Xiao Shou, who is frustrated because of Xiao Gong's cheating, will have to act opposite Xiao Gong because of acting. . . . Emotional scenes must be performed, because the background of the play is the Republic of China, and gunfight scenes are indispensable. . . As for whether there is a sex scene, it depends on whether Xiao Gong can win back Xiao Shou's heart and the author's heart. So look forward to the first episode. I will name odd-numbered chapters after behind-the-scenes, and I will name even-numbered chapters after episodes. In fact, this is the story of both. It's just that the husband and wife are very similar to the people in the play.