The Joys of Qin

This is the story of a carefree wanderer of the jianghu who goes to great lengths to dote on a princess who seems scheming but is actually just a proud, bashful tsundere. In the jianghu, they say there is one plum blossom in the Daoist sect: a master with profound inner strength and exquisite swordsmanship, whose left-handed swordplay is second to none. In the twenty-fifth year of the Zhaohé era, she competed in the Grand Martial Arts Tournament and claimed the championship, earning fame far and wide. Afterward, she vanished without a trace, and only a handful knew where she had gone. At court, they speak of the Eldest Princess of the royal family, who is well-read, versed in history and current affairs, and astonishingly talented at both music and chess. In the thirtieth year of the Zhaohé era, she was ordered to travel to Chang’an and inspect the people’s circumstances. But she was attacked, and her whereabouts became unknown. The incident sent shockwaves through the court and country. “Qin Siran, did you just roll your eyes?” “The Prince Consort must have imagined it.” “Qin Siran, you just rolled your eyes.” “Mei Zuo, I said I didn’t do it. I didn’t do it.” The author keeps an unusual schedule. Enter at your own risk. Premise: Everyone has just one