Copy 1: Yan Shoujing's ideal is to be the best Jindu guard in Dayu, but he finds that his boss always wants to find him a... Husband? ? ? No, feelings will only affect the speed at which I draw the sword! Gan, I still haven't caught up with that abominable Thief Saint today! You wait!
Copy 2: Mu Bai thinks he is just a free soul, and his reputation as a thief is all in vain, but Yan Shoujing insists on pursuing him, so it is normal for him to tease him, right? Well, for the sake of the world, I will reluctantly be caught by you!
Copy 3: A double-travel novel, Jindu Lieutenant Yan Shoujing is ordered to hunt down the thief, but Mubai is unexpectedly willing to throw himself into the trap to relieve the disaster. The empress shouted, "Take it out on me, take him home, and treat him well." The righteousness of chivalry leads to the same destination. This pair of happy enemies finally walked together on the rivers and lakes, serving the country and the people, acting chivalrously and righteously.
Purpose: A great chivalrous person serves the country and the people
