Further down is the story outline, which is what Yu Feihong has adapted so far.
[In the previous life, the hero A Ming's family was a bandit and had a feud with the heroine Xiao Jiu's family. Xiao Jiu knew about it but A Ming didn't. One day while hunting, A Ming met A Jiu, a beautiful woman in red clothes, sitting on the edge of a cliff and playing the flute. From then on, they fell in love at first sight.
Xiaojiu knows her own life experience, but during the days when she was kidnapped by Amin, she slowly fell in love with the overbearing and infatuated Amin, but she could not let go of the hatred in her heart and the spy mission assigned to her by her brother. 】
In the past year or so, Ethan Chase has watched a lot of film and television dramas, including some classic Japanese, Korean, European and American dramas.
There are many plots like the hero and heroine's families being enemies for generations, or the hero and heroine having their fathers killed, and then they fall in love. In today's terms, these are "old routines," but the old routines are not without appeal when played with new twists.
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