Pause! ! ! Don't abandon the trap.
Bow! ! !
I'm sorry for the Party, the people, the two palaces, and the readers!
The reason for pausing first is to finish writing "A Thousand Miles Against the Wind" first. Writing the two together would make the plot confusing.
On the other hand, I originally wrote the article because I was not willing to accept Qingshan's death. Someone in the group just happened to say that the two palaces should suppress each other, so I started to exploit it for fun. I wanted to write the follow-up to "Ye Zhao" and what would have happened if Qingshan was alive, but I found that the writing was actually much worse than Zihan-sama, so I stopped to calm down for a while.
If anyone is really interested in this kind of subject matter, I recommend reading Zi Han's "The Green Shirt Is Cold at Night", which is the pinnacle of ancient undercover writing.
The following plots are slightly spoiled: Lin Luo commits suicide; exchange of pledges between the two countries; Wu borrows troops; true and false spies; the death of the prince; the true purpose; the difficulty of distinguishing between love and hate; two formations; those who believe in me will survive...
If you are unhappy, please pull the swallow's hair! :)