There is a runaway princess, a knight who protects the princess, and a not-so-kind prince.
"You..." He looked helpless, "If possible, I really want to ask my aunt whether I should tie you up. I lost to you, let's go out, go back quickly."
"Miss, you must have mistaken the person." The stranger had a soft voice. He smiled gently, but there was a sharp light in his eyes.
"If... I mean if..." He said softly, as if he was afraid of disturbing anything, "if God gives her a chance to escape her responsibility..."
Who will the princess choose in the end, the cunning prince or the gentle knight.
He raised his head suddenly, and I saw the dancing fire in his eyes: "Chu Ji, I love you. Come with me."
"Chu Ji, why did you come back to save me?" He turned his back to me, looking at the raging fire approaching in front of him.
"Forget it, I know even if you don't tell me." He turned around and smiled lonely, "You like Mo Chenke, right?"
Maybe the answer is ultimately unsolvable. . . . . .
The peach blossoms behind the horse and the snow before the horse (text)
The Legend of the Goddess (side story) (currently a trap)
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