[I don't even know what I'm writing + it's unfinished + maybe it can be saved by repairing it + it might be better than repairing and rewriting it + I don't know when I will be able to rewrite the series]
[If you don't mind, watch it again...]
The unlucky princess who almost rebelled vs the shady guard who failed as a spy
Copywriting from the heroine's perspective:
What should I do if my loyal little guard becomes a target of collaboration and treason? During the years that Huairong stayed in Yeting, he relied entirely on Xiao Mu to reward him with a little bit of oil and water.
Later, when she was reinstated, she wanted to lead him in a powerful way, but he turned into an enemy spy.
It's unreasonable that the fact that I took a bite of his food in the first place has become evidence of collaborating with the enemy! How unreasonable!
Copywriting from the male protagonist's perspective:
What should I do if the little palace maid who silently helped her became the target of assassination? During the years when Xiao Mu was lurking in Zhou Ting, he relied on admiring Huairong to relieve his boredom.
Later, he got the mission and wanted to let her go secretly, but found that she was the target of the mission.
Her original promise to give him a fortune had become a fleeting thing. How could it be so? How could this be true?
Conception:
