1. I personally designed the heroine to be Lan Qiren's daughter. Regarding the heroine's mother, I personally designed it to be a beautiful Xianbei woman. I have not thought about the story of the love between the heroine's parents, so I won't explain it (it is also possible to explain it in a few sentences, but it will not be overwhelming, you can make up your own mind)
2. Lan Yunyun is not the kind of girl Jiang Cheng likes as mentioned in Mo Xiang's interview. She and Jiang Cheng tend to cherish each other in a zero-sum game. The road to love is relatively bumpy, but the final outcome is HE
3. There will be conspiracy plots in the novel, but they won't take up too much space.
4. I actually don't like writing about beautiful heroines. I think the prerequisite for being loved should not be beauty, so I initially set Lan Yunyun to be an attractive little beauty. However, Mo Xiang's interview said that Jiang Cheng likes very, very beautiful girls, so I changed Lan Yunyun to the most beautiful girl in the Hundreds of Immortals.
5. The source of Lan Yunyun's innate identification with the Gusu Lan Sect is her unloved childhood. Her father and brother were good to her, so she is willing to do her best to benefit the Gusu Lan Sect.
Intention: I haven't thought about it yet