An outcast, a sinner in the court - my lifelong enemy, but also my lifelong friendship.
Deep in the bamboo forest, the wind blows and the sword comes. A piece of red silk was tied to the hilt of the sword, fluttering and moving. The two figures struck swiftly and with peerless style.
Shang Que: "Is it worth risking your life for your useless young lady?"
Agu: "Aren't you also working so hard for a good-for-nothing?"
"Each one is his own master. It seems that we are destined to be at odds."
"You two, stop fighting, stop fighting. The master above has made a truce! The enemy is facing us, and the century has been reconciled!"
Shang Que: "... Are you still fighting?"
Agu: "... Have a drink?"
The fight for the throne is undercurrent. Is it the rivalry between the young lady and the young master, or the rivalry between the maid and the guard "behind the scenes"?
The history books and biographies written in the imperial court are all about great people and their great ambitions, their achievements and their rights and wrongs. However, how many little people stand in the shadow, just like the shadow of that powerful person, stirring up the storm but disappearing like dust and smoke.
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The love and hatred between the two pairs of master and servant are life-and-death. The palace is powerful.
A non-bloody love triangle! Unbalanced literature!
Intention: Even as small as dust can break through the siege