If a person can be so lucky that he is beaten to death by a gold bar, then is there anything more "lucky" than this? The answer is yes. The gospel uses his own life to perfectly explain what it means to have no misfortune, only more misfortune. "The Gospel Princess is here, run quickly..." The Gospel said that he was used to it. "Princess Gospel's consort is here. Chase her quickly..." Gospel expressed that he couldn't bear this. She didn't see how the prince-in-law was so beautiful. "Princess Gospel came with her consort. What a tragedy..." In response to this, Gospel turned his head and looked at the prince consort beside him. "Husband-in-law, they said you were a tragedy..." "Nonsense, that's because they only know one thing but not the other..." When Gospel heard this, his mood just improved... "Tragedy is not enough to describe one ten thousandth of my mood at the moment..."
Reader comments
It's still a good short story, and the main storyline is pretty good. The heroine traveled through ancient times to become a princess, and ended up marrying the consort who was a proton. Finally, she and the consort fell in love with each other through their children. I originally thought it was read by the heroine, but it's not like those side husbands are all fake.
It's still a good short story, and the main storyline is pretty good. The heroine traveled through ancient times to become a princess, and ended up marrying the consort who was a proton. Finally, she and the consort fell in love with each other through their children. I originally thought it was read by the heroine, but it's not like those side husbands are all fake.