Xianxiao: something idle and not taken seriously; Crane: panic, doubt, and disturbing oneself. I extend this to seeking power.
On the surface, he is uneducated and incompetent, but in fact he is very scheming. He is deeply influenced by the city. He is gentle, gentle and good at strategizing. He has great ability in governing the country.
The prince* attends the reading, an extreme tug of scheming and strategy.
He pretended to like him very much.
It was a game, but I got myself into it in the end. I was still too young, and I didn't know that feelings are the most difficult thing to play with.
(Note: In order to give most people a better reading experience, although the book is set in ancient times, only "I" is changed to "I" and "you" are changed to "Ru" in the dialogue. The articles and dialogues are also in vernacular, with some fictional elements.)
Intention: This feeling is always there, and the mountains and valleys respond.
