The Reborn Princess Takes Food as Her First Priority

I like you, like the wind that has traveled eighty thousand miles without asking about the date of return. I like you, just like the cycle of the sun and the moon, regardless of day or night. I like you, like clouds drifting ninety thousand miles, never stopping. I like you, like stars hitting the earth, until death. I like you, like sunshine filling the sky and the earth, gentle and comfortable. I like you, like the wind blowing into my heart. I like you, like rain falling on the tropics and polar regions, thousands of miles away. I like you, like a whale sinking at the bottom of the sea breathing gently, infatuated and angry. I like you, like the old city gate that has been waiting for many years, standing alone. I like you like a subject waiting for the restoration of the dynasty, which is far away. I like you, like spring grass dyeing the green ridge, no doubt. I like you, like spring rain falling for eight hundred miles, pattering. I like you, like the falling rain during the plum rain season, which lasts forever. I like you, like the tang in the courtyard that falls and blooms again and again. I like you, like the sun and the moon taking turns, regardless of the tides. I like you, like layers of clouds condensed into phrases, bit by bit. I like you, like the twinkling stars in the night sky, neon blur. I like you, like the wind blowing in the wind, turning into mud. I like you, like raindrops falling on green moss and red mud, soft and scattered. I like you, like the starlight falling into my eyes, I can see you thousands of miles away. I like you, just like Mr. Chai Tou's last touch, I miss you so much. I like you, like a red tent on a spring night, when I have no rest in my dream, I am still afraid to think of you. I like you, just like the bumps and bumps that catch the torrential rain, how little it falls into the canal. I like you, like clouds and smoke turning into silken showers, warm and green feathers. I like you like the green leaves of spring and the sunshine of summer, but not as much as you. I like you, like thousands of piles of snow rolled up by a cliff, year after year. I like you like meteors falling from the sky and fireworks everywhere. I like you, like the waves hugging the rocks again and again, trying my best. I like you like a fish returning to its hometown along the ocean current and meeting you unexpectedly. I like you, like the wind whispering in my ears, my heart beats wildly. I like you, like a child who is learning to speak, but the words cannot convey the meaning. I like you, like the chirping of Zigui in the rain, I might as well go back. I like you, like the uncontrollable murmurs in a dream, they are all about you. I like you, just like missing you like a river flowing eastward, non-stop. I like you, like yellow flowers piled all over the ground, an old friend thousands of miles away. I like you, it's like a lump in my throat, and I love you so much. I like you, just as the sea changes into a mulberry field, and the stars change like the stars. I like you, like the stars waving in the dark night for billions of years, without complaining. I like you, like an old opera in the old city, with gentle words and soft words. I like you, just like the overlord bids farewell to Yu Ji, I have no choice but to do so. I like you, like a lonely star falling over the moon, I can't bear to abandon you. I like you, like a quiet pear blossom, gone with the wind. I like you, like the dark red bean, and I miss you like a sickness. I like you, like a spring swallow shears the rain, regardless of the wet clothes. I like you, like the sand rising in the desert, no one cares about you. I like you, just like the rain falling into the lake, my heart is frightened and I am silent. I like you, like wine hidden in the winding alleys and streets, it's hard to hide my feelings. I like you, like the ancient green lantern Buddha in Shaolin Temple, I don't want to cross myself. I like you, like a deer retreating into seclusion in the deep forest and standing alone, timid and hopeless. I like you, I am as obsessed as drinking poison to quench my thirst, no medicine can cure it. I like you, like rain falling 70,000 miles from the sky, not afraid of the mud. I like you like the sunshine over the city and the spring breeze. I like you, like a soldier riding alone, with enemies in all directions. I like you, like a hermit drinking in the mist of the mountain and drunk with the afterglow at night, and my heart is as calm as washing. I like you, like a dream demon who falls into a boundless dream and cannot sleep. I like you, like sand in my eyes, tears like rain. I like you, like a big roc riding the wind for ninety thousand miles, never stopping. I like you, like grinding and dyeing plain clothes, enjoying the fragrance. I like you, like a silkworm willing to reel silk, regardless of life or death. I like you, like the spring breeze ten miles away, not as good as you.

It's really good to read. I believe more and more book fans will like it. I support you, let's work hard together

Who is Peiyu?

The male protagonist said he would marry another woman, is that true?

Did the male protagonist travel through time?

This book is quite nice

I like this book very much, I just hope it won't be too cruel. Come on!

Is it good? I just started reading it. I think the author has put in a lot of effort in every work. The title is so interesting and the content may be more interesting. So I made a big decision and read this book. 😄

I was a little confused at first, but then the clouds peeled away layer by layer. I really like the plainness of the article that contains deep emotions. It doesn't feel the same, and the writing style is also a bit humorous. I love it. The author of Pai Gow writes very well! ! ! ! (⑉• •⑉)‥♡

The whole story, I'm a little confused! ! ! The male and female protagonists must have known their identities too early!