A seductive and unaware sober and calm woman VS a possessive and possessive wolfdog who only loves one person
Six years ago, Song Rufeng, the Minister of Household Affairs, hanged himself in a fire. The eldest princess who once loved him only had time to save one of his orphaned daughters. Six years later, Song Ji was sent to the court by the eldest princess and became the only female Jin Yiwei in the Great Zhou Dynasty.
Female protagonist's perspective:
Song Ji knew that as a woman, the daughter of a guilty minister, if she wanted to enter a man's territory, there would be many obstacles and she would have to sacrifice her life alone. But she never thought that the elegant and clear deputy censor Zuo of the Inspectorate would be willing to stand in front of her, become her teacher, and teach her everything. Of course, what was even more unexpected was that Song Ji had always regarded the Lu family as her enemy, and Lu Xiao, the commander of the Jin Yiwei, was the old dog she secretly cursed in her heart. One day, they would share the same hatred.
Song Ji neatly raised Lu Xiao's arm, put it on his shoulders, helped him up and continued walking.
Lu Xiao was short of breath and said in a low voice, "Don't let me die."
"Shut up, have some good wine ready for tomorrow, and call me sister."
Male protagonist's perspective:
When Lu Xiao first met Song Ji, he was still the most energetic young man in Beijing. His father was the chief minister of the cabinet, his brother was the governor of the four sides, and his sister was the queen.
And Song Ji was just the daughter of a guilty minister who was sent to the royal guard by the useless princess. She was neither the prettiest nor the most noble, but she was the most annoying, entrenched in his heart inch by inch like a poisonous snake. So much so that like a gambler, he gave her his pride and pride over and over again.
The moment the Lu family collapsed, he asked her: "Do you think this is the end? The dispute will never end."
"Then take revenge on me. I'll wait for you."
Ps:
1. The love line and career line are in sync. Xiong Jing. It was they who had to love her.
2. A growth-oriented heroine who rushes to the forefront surrounded by bosses and likes to face risks head-on.
Intention: Under the change of power, their original intentions are sincere and valuable.
