Princess, Run Quickly

Name: Princess, Run Quickly
Author: Six Sides

by Six Sides

completed Ancient Romance Historical Fantasy Female Lead

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449Kwords148chapters

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Ch. 148 — Final Words

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About This Novel

It's four minutes below today, and the most prosperous North Vietnam is in the far north. The ASEAN countries in the East, which are famous for their organizational formations, dominate one side. The Nanzhao Kingdom in the extreme south boasts that it is rich in exotic snakes. The most mysterious one is the Western Region Mountains. There are many wild beasts in the Western Region Mountains, and the ten major aristocratic families of the Western Region occupy one area with mysterious and mysterious traces. The Three Kingdoms have fallen into chaos from their prosperity, and the world is in danger. Who is standing in the way? In troubled times, the world must be reunited after a long period of division. This story begins at the heyday of the dynasty... She was originally a humble slave in the North Vietnamese country. Due to a mysterious bet, she established the largest secret intelligence agency in the Three Kingdoms. After she learned of her life experience, her loved ones pushed her into the abyss of darkness! The heartless betrayal made her miserable. Their first acquaintance when they were young, their rescue three years ago, and the disputes between the Three Kingdoms made her destined to be entangled with them. She has a pure nature, but she is also decisive in killing! When she emerged from the ashes with scars all over her body, she suddenly discovered that the person around her was the one she loved most in her life! After despair comes rebirth. After tossing and turning in the Three Kingdoms, she joined hands with the mainland's largest intelligence agency to help him seize the opportunity. He led an army of one million to the battlefield and annihilated the enemy in one fell swoop! Note: Some of the beasts and foreign objects in this article come from "The Classic of Mountains and Seas"