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In the twilight outside the Long Pavilion, Su Wanxiao had waited three years for news of her fiancé Gu Chengyu’s victory at the border—only to find him standing in the dusk with a “savior” and a letter ending their engagement. The young general who once held her embroidered handkerchief (stitched with twin lotuses) and promised, “I’ll marry you when I return,” now says coldly, “Our past is over”—yet the corner of the old handkerchief in his sleeve still bears the cinnabar thread she sewed last year. Gu had uncovered a corruption scandal in the army and was framed; he lied to protect her from danger. When assassins’ blades shattered the pavilion’s lanterns and he threw himself in front of her to take an arrow, a secret letter fell from the engagement letter: “If I live, I’ll marry you; if I die, you must forget me.” As dusk deepens, how will this fated couple hold onto their uncooled love amid plots and devotion?
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