The male protagonist and the female protagonist met at a martial arts competition, and later went down the mountain to practice together, and gradually fell in love with each other. The female protagonist accidentally learned the story of the two martial arts sects and had to separate from the male protagonist. The leader asked her to seriously injure the male protagonist in the second martial arts competition. The heroine did as she was told in the second martial arts competition, but the hero still didn't know anything. After the male protagonist woke up, he wanted to find the female protagonist to ask for details, but the female protagonist stabbed him again. After the male protagonist woke up, he knew the cause and effect. I think the heroine shouldn't do this. The heroine, on the other hand, regretted having seriously injured the hero twice. In the third martial arts competition, the female protagonist shows mercy while the male protagonist fights. He seriously injured the heroine and married someone he didn't love. The heroine wakes up and learns that the hero is married and cannot accept this fact... The next day, a woman's body is found by the river. The male protagonist was extremely distressed when he found out. Came to various places the two of them had walked, and finally went with her
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Concept: ancient martial arts and fairy novels
