Lend Me an Early Winter Snow
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With Yun Xiwei - short story collection "Lend me a piece of early winter snow" and "Pear Blossoms Bloom Again in the Spring Garden"
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Official(2)Scraped 17d ago
Very very beautiful! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Both books written by the author are very beautiful! 👏👏👏I'm not exaggerating. I have read many novels, but the one written by the author in big letters is particularly beautiful to me! Come on! ! ! .
Both stories have their own different points of abuse. Both are sad. The first one describes the ignorant love between a man and a woman in their teenage years. The little gestures between them may also be particularly sweet. It happens to be about a secret love in their youth. I dare not say that I don't have the courage to tell the truth in the end. They still go their separate ways and cannot go back to the past. In the second chapter, the heroine is very real. There is no such thing as love at first sight. This encounter is quite good. Some emperors in ancient times were not considered ruthless emperors. The people they love often have to find other ways to protect them, so that the people they love will not be harmed. When Concubine Jing slandered her? Li Ye'an yelled at her. I don't know why I think he was also helpless, right? Lou Xiao probably regretted it when she found out. I think the whole text expresses this thing: the past can no longer go back, it has all changed. Both have the same thing, that is, there is no going back from the past. Whether it is youth or ancient times. The emperor also has a great responsibility. Perhaps everyone has discussed this issue (presumably). Does the emperor love beauty or country? Choose your country according to your ambition, and choose the person you love according to the love between your children. Both have their own rational positions. The emperor may be furious, like a puppet, but in the end, the emperor is pitiful, right? Born into an imperial family, he cannot openly protect the people he loves. We are all helpless, everyone has his own helplessness, time is the most ruthless...
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Official(2)Scraped 17d ago
Very very beautiful! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Both books written by the author are very beautiful! 👏👏👏I'm not exaggerating. I have read many novels, but the one written by the author in big letters is particularly beautiful to me! Come on! ! ! .
Both stories have their own different points of abuse. Both are sad. The first one describes the ignorant love between a man and a woman in their teenage years. The little gestures between them may also be particularly sweet. It happens to be about a secret love in their youth. I dare not say that I don't have the courage to tell the truth in the end. They still go their separate ways and cannot go back to the past. In the second chapter, the heroine is very real. There is no such thing as love at first sight. This encounter is quite good. Some emperors in ancient times were not considered ruthless emperors. The people they love often have to find other ways to protect them, so that the people they love will not be harmed. When Concubine Jing slandered her? Li Ye'an yelled at her. I don't know why I think he was also helpless, right? Lou Xiao probably regretted it when she found out. I think the whole text expresses this thing: the past can no longer go back, it has all changed. Both have the same thing, that is, there is no going back from the past. Whether it is youth or ancient times. The emperor also has a great responsibility. Perhaps everyone has discussed this issue (presumably). Does the emperor love beauty or country? Choose your country according to your ambition, and choose the person you love according to the love between your children. Both have their own rational positions. The emperor may be furious, like a puppet, but in the end, the emperor is pitiful, right? Born into an imperial family, he cannot openly protect the people he loves. We are all helpless, everyone has his own helplessness, time is the most ruthless...
