
A Thousand Gold Prices: Rebirth as a First-Class Eunuch
千金不换:重生一品宦妃
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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335Chapters
6.8Score
46kReads · all time
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This is the only novel I have read that moved me. The ending is so sad. Why is Mingzhu dead? I really want to see Mingzhu and Pei Lang have many children.
It's really beautiful! But the finale is super sad. Why did Mingzhu die? Highly recommended! ! Looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good!
The ending seems regrettable to readers, but such an ending has real beauty, especially love that can touch people's hearts. Although it is regrettable, it seems to be real... I won't say it anymore, I cried like a dog😭😭😭😭
It's quite interesting, and the ending is very special. Both the male and female protagonists die. The most regrettable thing is that they didn't give birth to a child. What I dislike the most in this article is Gu Changxue and Gu Sheng, but the heroine is extremely tolerant of them, and they have a happy ending. Others pay the price for their mistakes, but they are "a blessing in disguise"
The ending really makes me cry to death, but we can't fall in love forever...😭
I have read a lot of novels, and this novel is very touching. Mingzhu and Pei Lang know each other and love each other (๑°3°๑) and depend on each other for life and death, which makes people cry and envy them!
I can't write a book review naturally. When I read the end of the article, I always felt that the ending was regrettable. Although the time we got together was short, at least we could live together, travel together, and be buried together after death. Although we suffered a lot in the first half of our lives and were not allowed to be wanton, meeting each other was the most beautiful thing.
The ending was unexpected, but a bit sad
After reading the comments, I jumped directly to the ending, which is so sad...
Maybe regret is also a beautiful thing, with a gorgeous opening and a poignant ending.