There is a pamphlet called "Unspoken Biography" circulating in the darkness of Huaijing.
Only ten volumes are published every month, each volume is about the size of a palm, and contains only ten to twenty stories. Most of them are little-known secrets about Huaijing officials. They are all composed of exaggerated paintings of small figures and few judgments, but the price is as high as ten taels of silver.
The strange thing is that these secrets are not from the past, but from the future, which means that even the owner of the secrets is kept in the dark. He will not know that he has become the person in the painting until the story actually happens.
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Zhao Zhiyu, the legitimate daughter of a British father-in-law, is spoiled and has a perverse personality. She doesn't choose a husband or marry her, but she has a special liking for horseback riding and archery. She doesn't learn piano, chess, calligraphy, painting, or work as a female worker. However, she must buy "The Legend of the Secret" every month.
If not for any other reason, he just likes to guess the secrets of the protagonist in the painting.
If you guess it correctly, you will try your best to watch it in person.
One time, when I got the brochure half a day late, I discovered that the first story told in the painting was exactly what happened to her during the day!
She took people to the bookstore and used hard and soft tactics to finally force the author out.
Only then did I realize that I had entered the grand world of a man's plot novel, and that the "Unspoken Story" I bought every month was a sequel to this novel.
In order to survive in the cruel book, she faked a marriage with Xie Rong, an official of the Metropolitan Procuratorate who could glimpse the secrets of the world. She regarded the extra stories as prophecies and survived step by step through the disaster.
Intention: It is better to rely on yourself than to rely on others to run!