*Double male and female protagonist
*A powerful princess and her loyal dog Shadow Guard
Duanning Princess Lin Yuan was in charge of Han Jiangxue and was once the sharpest knife in the Daliang royal family. In her previous life, she lived under the control of her father and brother. In order to protect herself, she could even order the shadow guard who had been with her for many years to be killed with a stick. But even so, the emperor's brother still took power from her after he came to the throne, and sent her to Mobei with a marriage certificate.
She died in the heavy snow, and when she opened her eyes, she went back to ten years ago, when she took charge of Hanjiang Snow.
The first thing he did after his rebirth was to call Fu Xiao back to his side, but he was told that he was going undercover as a dead soldier, and his life or death was uncertain.
Um? Why does this script seem different?
Perhaps due to fate or human interference, her relationship with Fu Xiao seemed to be heading in a different direction in this life.
She rescued a man on the verge of death, but found out that he had been colluding with unknown people from the outside world for a long time.
The dilemma of the previous life has not yet been solved, and many mysteries have been added.
Fu Xiao was very loyal to her and refused to leave despite all kinds of torture. But after reviving her life, Lin Yuan no longer trusts others. It's just a shadow guard. If you lose it, you'll lose it.
She turned around and walked away, but was grabbed by the corner of her clothes by the nodding and kneeling shadow guard.
His face was pale, and he had been soaked by the rain in the humid night just to wait for Lin Yuan to pass by.
After thinking for a long time, Fang revealed the secret that he had suppressed for a long time.
After Lin Yuan heard this, he felt as if he had been struck by lightning.
What? Fu Xiao is also reborn? So how can she repay the debt she owed in her previous life?
After much calculation, she seemed to have no choice but to marry him.
Purpose: Seeking for others is better than seeking for yourself