This story is an ancient suspenseful and beautiful story. As the name suggests, it has nothing to do with palace intrigues.
It's not that the protagonist needs to reason, but that the plot requires readers to sort out the main line on their own. The essence of the article is a suspenseful and beautiful story, so there must be a love line, and it's okay to read it without thinking about love.
The first three chapters are quotations, and the real reasoning needs to be from Kobayashi's perspective. The story is not just about a simple love story. The plot behind the outline is very interesting. The author wanted to print everything in his brain directly without having to think about the words. Unfortunately, there is no Doraemon in real life, so the first part still needs to be written seriously.
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The author is not a liberal arts student, and the article has no historical evidence. It's fun to read some titles or details.
The article has three endings in total. Including real attack, fake attack and hidden attack. Although each attack is different, there is no 3P plot, but there are three branches. It is a bit like a galgame game, but unfortunately the author does not know how to make games.
The plot outline is completely determined from the beginning of the article. Without special reasons, no changes will be accepted, and all are GE.
Kobayashi will always be alive, and there is no real literal villain in the entire story.
Concept: The truth is what everyone sees rather than what actually happened