"Su Daji, I want you to be like a trickling clear spring, clear and sweet, making King Zhou fascinated; I want you to be like an orchid in bloom, charming and charming, making King Zhou happy to see you; You are like a willow in the spring breeze, graceful and graceful, making King Zhou dream about you; I want you to play like a mandarin duck, attached to me, so that King Zhou will never leave you." The nine-tailed fox pointed at her and said.
Daji's Resentment depicts from another perspective the story of the stunning beauty Su Daji, who deceived King Zhou under the threat of the nine-tailed fox, created an unjust case, killed people, and ruined Chengtang's six hundred years of history. The grievances, grievances, beauty, ugliness, good and evil are like a rolling river, flowing thousands of miles away, which is thrilling and shocking...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
