Qifeng Pavilion
by Ban Yuanjun
About This Novel
It is said that Zuo Xuan, the daughter of the former Taifu who was sent to a brothel six months ago, not only did not become a prostitute, but she was still living a prosperous life. All the famous young men in the capital rushed to escort her. A certain emperor couldn't help but feel itchy, and said to the guard, "How about you come with me to take a look tonight?" The guard looked embarrassed, "I'm afraid... No, people said, all familiar faces are gone!" "With your reputation, who else dares to stop you?" "People also said Even if Huang Sang wants to go, he has to make an appointment half a month in advance! ""Who is Huang Sang? Is he more powerful than me..." A certain emperor muttered to himself and hesitated for a long time, and finally said, "Why don't you go and make an appointment for me quietly!"
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