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The characters in the movie included the male protagonist, Bai Jingze, the wife-seeking Ah Jin, and the female protagonist, Doukou. They were not capable but only knew how to cause trouble. The male supporting role was Su Bozhao, who was wrong for a moment and wrong for a lifetime. The female supporting role was Situ Ying, whose only family member in the world was Kou 'er. Author: "Do you like fish? It's an ancient romance/classical fictional novel. It's finished and you can enjoy it without worry." [User recommendation: The new book, God of War Trips, has been released.] Doukou, an orphan who had been adopted by a brothel owner since she was a child, had a drastic change in her life at the age of sixteen. First, there was Su Bozhao, the son of the Prime Minister, then there was Bai Jingze, the Crown Prince of the Northern Barbarians, and then there was Situ Ying, the Princess of Xia Country who looked very similar to her. As these people who had nothing to do with her appeared one after another, the mystery of Doukou's birth gradually surfaced. "Kou 'er, no matter who you are, I will protect you." When he saw her hand over the jug of wine she had dug out to him as if it was a treasure, a part of his heart suddenly softened. "Ah Jin. I don't care if you love me or not. I just want you to be happy." After searching for more than ten years, it turned out that the person he was looking for was by his side. "Doukou, you are my only friend and family in this life. If anyone dares to hurt you, I will make sure that he is doomed." In the depths of the palace, Situ Ying closed her eyes. Only when she recalled the young girl's quick-witted expression did she reveal a smile. It was a little sweet, a little salty, and a little torturous. He wanted to see how a domineering girl would kill her enemies after her rebirth. He wanted to see how a weak princess could become strong for the sake of friendship and finally ascend to the throne as the empress. This article involves rebirth and revenge... I hope you will like this book.

I don't know who the author of 'kokou no hito novel' is. There may not be enough information provided here to determine that.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read it in detail. But generally, it might be about the journey of a person named 'kokou no hito' which could involve his/her growth, relationships, or adventures.

I'm not really sure. Maybe they have no direct connection.

The English translation of 'Kokou no Hito' manga is decent. It conveys the main ideas and emotions effectively.

The art style and character development might be common traits. Also, themes like self-discovery and personal growth could be shared.

Overall, the anime of 'Kokou no Hito' mostly adheres to the manga, but there are some visual and character expression tweaks. For instance, colors and shading might differ to enhance the animation's appeal.

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