Where the Wind and Flowers Cannot Cross, I Should Return

[This is the new version of the upcoming Feng Hua! The characters may have changed a little, and the plot will be heavily revised, but its general direction will stay the same!] [It'll probably be a long time before I come back to rewrite Feng Hua!] - ◎ A marriage decreed by imperial edict / From mutual dislike to being unable to live without each other ◎ A proud princess who's cold on the outside but warm inside & a sincere but timid stand-in consort Gu Qingzhou's soul travels here from the twenty-first century. Due to certain circumstances, she has no choice but to disguise herself as a man and take her older brother's place in the capital, where she is to marry the princess. A whole series of tangled love and hate follows. They write a divorce agreement the moment they meet. This is really a story about watching the princess turn the tables and defy convention to bravely pursue love. Before her identity is exposed: Princess: She'd rather die than say, "I love you." Only after Gu Qingzhou dies does she truly realize that when you love someone, you love them. Why shouldn't she put aside her pride for love? Consort: Because she's a woman, she backs away again and again, afraid to face her feelings, until Ruomuxiyan finds her after she fakes her death... After her identity is exposed: That night, the moon shone bright and beautiful, round as a silver plate. She thrust her sword into the other's chest, her heart twisting with pain, all hope gone. Her smile was filled with love, relief, and a readiness to die. "Why did you fake your death? I searched everywhere for you." "I'm sorry..." "Why did you deceive me? Why didn't you tell me you were a woman?" "I'm sorry..." Is all of this finally coming to an end? Is this really how things must end between us? I'm dreaming. In the dream, you smile and tell me you've forgiven me. Theme: She is the hope that keeps her alive.