What is it like to be a thick-skinned, hard-hearted, stubborn older sister with a younger sister who looks exactly like you?
“Big Sister, I like Mo Lang, but he only likes you!”
“Take this token. From now on, you’re my older sister!”
“Big Sister, I want to go learn opera at the palace, but they only picked you!”
“Take my name tag. From now on, you’re Xie Qingyao!”
“Big Sister, Prince Rui is a consumptive invalid who’s about to die. I’m his concubine, so I’ll have to be buried with him!”
“Come home. I’ll be buried with that consumptive in your place!”
“Big Sister, even though Mo Lang treats me well, I still want to be a princess consort!”
“Anything else?”
“Big Sister, why does everyone only like you? Wouldn’t it be wonderful if you weren’t here!”
“I like the way you think!”
This is the most open-minded ancient saying I have ever read. A princess's family is not important, her origin is not important, and her innocence is not important either.
I can't sit still and read the article, but it's a very realistic plot
The story is true, a man loves a woman, there is love and justice, cherish your family, cherish the relationship between husband and wife, and cherish the people in front of you. I think this is the best novel.
The article is quite interesting
The plot is compact, full of ups and downs, and you'll never tire of it!
Very well written and very rhythmic
The ending was so heart-wrenching that I burst into tears and cried to death.
The heroine finally no longer lives in the shadow of her younger sister, which made me finally breathe a sigh of relief. It's not worth it for her. How could there be such a mother and brother?