The Life of the Ghost Lady

Wang Jing's mother found that Wang Jing was not as lively and active as before, and thought something had happened to Wang Jing. What she didn't know was that nothing happened to Wang Jing, she just changed her soul.

Guo Jia and Guo Fengxiao in history were such amazingly talented characters. As for Guo Fengxiao in history, who was extremely intelligent but died young, the book undoubtedly gave him a new perfection. Although the ending of Cai Wu made me sad, I have to say that this is actually a very happy ending. It's over, unlike other fairy tales that end up at the happiest moment, ignoring life and death, and there's no romance like other books. The people in the book are all flesh and blood, with tears and affection. Some have long-lasting love for children, but some have deep affection and no regrets about their family and country.

The last chapter was so cruel that I burst into tears TT. The male protagonist was obviously frail and sick since childhood. Who would have thought that the female protagonist would die first?

The Three Kingdoms written in the book are very different from the Three Kingdoms I know. But this is a novel and fictional. To be honest, it is very well written and I really like it. The characters have distinct personalities. There are quite a lot of descriptions of the heroine before she gets married, but less after she gets married. There are more descriptions of the male protagonist, mainly about the male protagonist following Cao Cao and then commanding battles and so on. It's really, really good-looking, and there are quite a few protagonists in it, usually a pair of people. I personally particularly like this kind of beautiful love between one and two people. There are also several couples who are childhood sweethearts. It's really, really beautiful. I personally like it very much. Everything is good, including the male and female protagonist's children living particularly well, but the extra story is a little sad. The last extra story is about the death of the female protagonist and the male protagonist living a very sad life. Alas, it's quite sad anyway. At the end, the male protagonist is sick in the study that he has not entered for a long time. His hair is hot and he refuses to take medicine. The floor of the study was full of paintings, and the male protagonist murmured: Mei, I messed up the study, why haven't you come to see me yet? Didn't you say that you have thoughts every day and dreams every night? I haven't dreamed about you for a long time.

Haha, I saw it was free for members before, but I accidentally saw it again today, it's free for a limited time. It's a pity that I don't have enough time to read it all for free.

Now that I see a gentleman, Yunhu is not happy

Wang Jing felt that firstly she had never done anything immoral, and secondly she had never done any good deeds, so how could she have traveled through time? She thought it was a dream at first, but later she found out that it was all true. When would Wang Jing be able to accept that she had traveled through time?

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When I read the last chapter, I couldn't stand it anymore. I was so moved that I cried. I didn't expect that the female protagonist would leave before the frail and sick male protagonist.

This book is so good, people who read it will understand