The Realm Is Yours, I Return to My Homeland

The branches of the sycamore tree grow wildly, and love runs through the heart. She is the most noble princess of Da Li, and he is the general of Da Li who makes the emperor jealous. She falls in love at first sight outside the palace, with a marriage contract, three letters and six betrothals, a phoenix crown and harem, ten miles of red makeup, and a bright matchmaker. They should be in love, but their identities and responsibilities separate them. In the end, she completed the princess's last mission and saved everyone, but only gave up herself. He fulfilled her last wish and created a peaceful and prosperous age. Finally, he went to find his girl. In a misplaced time and space, the leader of the Rebirth Palace could not afford to kneel down. In exchange for meeting in the next life, there was no general or princess. They were just an ordinary couple. They expressed their love that had been hidden in their hearts for a long time and told Zicheng that they would hold hands and grow together forever.

Maybe after seeing this, I understood what "the country belongs to you, and I return to the motherland" means...

The person you love is so close, but you can't tell them, this kind of love is too uncomfortable.

The heroine is the only legitimate princess of Da Li. Her fate was decided from the beginning. She had no choice. And her husband took away her country. She could not become the queen of the hero with peace of mind. All the heroine wanted in her life was to spend her whole life with the one she loved, but their identities eventually became their imprisonment. And her father-in-law The Lord's fate is either to die for the country or for love. Mu Wanxi is as regrettable as his name. In fact, the ending is bad. Chu Junyan met Mu Wanxi in heaven. I hope that in the next life Chu Junyan will not be the king of Lanlin and Mu Wanxi will not be the princess. The two fell in love at first sight and have been living happily ever since. A day when men farmed and women weaved.

I don't know why, I fell in love with this book. There are no words to describe how beautiful it is. Really very beautiful

The fate of the princess is out of her control. She either dies for her country or for her love. It is really hard to love someone deeply and cannot express it. I can understand the princess's behavior. When the princess pretended not to like him at the beginning, he did not give up chasing her. This is very commendable. He will do his best to love someone he truly loves, and this life will be enough. They were originally in love, but their identity and status prevented them from freely expressing their inner thoughts. They concealed their true selves at all times, and they had to do things that hurt the people they loved most. Their hearts began to hurt before they did it, so that they would not be exposed. I have fallen in love with you. It is difficult to prevent being seen through and at the same time protect the people you love from being hurt.

Those who say this and that, please read it before talking, and also introduce the identity of the heroine. She is the most noble princess of Dali. It is his country and his belief. As a princess of Dali, she will become a princess of Dali throughout her life. She loves the male protagonist, but she loves his country, the world, and his relatives even more. But the male protagonist destroyed her love, so she couldn't live anymore, she could only die. Wan'er has been adhering to the accusation of marrying the princess all her life, hoping that she can get out of the bondage in the next life. Really enjoyed this book! [Sending Hearts] Hey, the princess becomes the queen, the mother-in-law becomes the mother-empress. Double death is he, but I think it is be.

I think it's very beautiful, be aesthetics, be aesthetics in ancient China. The part where the heroine commits suicide particularly pokes me. Being a princess has too many constraints and uses. On the one hand, the heroine commits suicide because she doesn't want the people to face the war anymore. On the other hand, she wants to be herself. She is not a princess but herself [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying]

I really hope it can be made into a TV series. This book made me want to cry.

The heroine is really hard for me to deal with. From the age of eight, after the death of her mother-in-law, she began to become cautious, because she knew that only by becoming cautious can she survive in this deep palace. She was suppressed by the identity of the eldest princess, and when she grew up, she was suppressed by the identity of the princess. He knew very well the mission and outcome of the marriage princess. She did not dare to let her father, the emperor, and her brothers know that she was emotional, for fear of threatening them. In the end, she completed the mission of the marriage princess, and either died for her country or for her love. She was a qualified marriage princess, and she completed her mission as a marriage princess. The moment she drank the poisoned wine, she was freed, but the ending was tragic.