Yu Qiao is in trouble.
She entered a Mary Sue book that she had stayed up late to finish.
Are we going to follow the story of the heroine who traveled through time in the original book and go through it until the perfect ending? Or go your own way?
Yu Qiao boldly chose the latter!
Most of the plots in the book are about the love-hate entanglement between the heroine and the hero, which is nothing special for Yu Qiao, who has read countless articles. What really attracted Yu Qiao to read was the little-written King Jing - Xie Qi.
She remembered the young man in the book. He always lost his edge when no one was around. He was obviously wise and resourceful, and his strength was hidden deep inside, but he was always in trouble because of unfounded rumors. In fact, in Yu Qiao's opinion, it's just because he is not the protagonist.
So the first thing I did after reading the book was to tear up the original author's script.
Confronting green tea and breaking the conspiracy, Yu Qiao walked towards Xie Qi step by step. And Xie Qi, who always treated her indifferently, gradually lowered his guard as she approached her again and again "unconventionally" - he would be moved by her occasional cunning, would feel sorry for her injury, and would want to cleanse himself of all the filth and accompany her for the rest of his life.
Everyone in the world said that King Jing Xie Qi was cold, withdrawn, and thoughtful, but only Yu Qiao knew what kind of tenderness and tenacity was hidden in his eyes.
When the established destiny trajectory completely deviated, and when the "protagonist" of the original book was reduced to a background, Yu Qiao truly understood: the so-called plot is never written by others, and everyone is an irreplaceable protagonist in his or her own life.
Intention: This road in life must be walked by oneself.