Why does Duan Yang, the sinister and evil prince of Zhao Kingdom, follow the subjugated princess Lan Ke all the way?
Can the sad and gloomy Lan Ke see his contribution?
Although it is a companion piece, it is not as simple as "The Sand Between the Eyebrows". Ke Ke is not like Ah Jin. Because she is the eldest sister, she will have a lot more sense of responsibility and silently bear everything. She is a heart-warming girl~~
PS: You'd better watch "The Sand Between the Eyebrows" before reading this, otherwise the first few chapters may be a bit confusing. "The Sand Between the Eyebrows" has been completed, and it only has 40,000 words, which is quite convenient to read.
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