Cheng Yan took the system into a bloody novel with no logic, and became a passerby NPC in the book. She has no name, no surname, and no fixed place of life.
In an accident, she was sent to the military camp as a slave. Here, she met Xie Min, the prince who was described in thick words in the book.
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Xie Ming once lived on thin ice in the palace, losing his dignity countless times just for a chance of survival. Because he was suspected by the emperor, he went to the frontier at the age of thirteen.
The wind and sand on the border are so strong that they often blind him, making it impossible for him to see the direction of his home.
Later, Xie Ming no longer insisted on returning to the palace. The boy he was before no longer existed, and only Cheng Yan knew this secret.
So, late at night, Cheng Yan discovered that the usually stern-faced general would talk to himself about what happened during the day.
Cheng Yan wants to go home. She does not belong to this era, and different time and space have caused serious damage to her body.
Xie Xuan helped her find a way home, but she didn't know that no one would remember her after she left.
"It's good, just go home."
Xie Ming held Cheng Yan's body with a trembling voice. It turned out that only if Cheng Yan died could she return to the home she thought about day and night.
Cheng Yan looked at the grief-stricken Xie Feng and thought, okay, he just thought he was back to his original world.
PS: The copywriting has little to do with the content. It's more like an introduction to the protagonist's past life. I personally like this type of writing. I hope you will also like it. It doesn't matter if you don't like it. See you in the next book.
Purpose: We all become better versions of ourselves