Their close, tender moments as master and disciple gradually stirred romantic feelings in her for Luan Xing, the man who was her master in name only.
He had brought her through one deadly ordeal after another. She fell hopelessly in love with him.
But amid the rise and fall of court fortunes and the struggle for the throne, he seemed to drift farther and farther away. He was no longer the aloof, proud, and quietly noble man she had once known.
Who could have guessed that he had done all of it just to protect her, without her ever knowing?
By the time she understood, it seemed to be too late.
The three male protagonists all have their own personalities, but the female protagonist is very mediocre. In the end, Chu Che's choice seems to be reflected in his consistent desire for control, and it is understandable. As expected, no one in the Chu family is normal.
When Luo Hantong lay there, his heart was crying I really want to know which character in the novel the author likes the most, whether it is Chu Che, Luo Hongying, or Luo Hantong. Can you tell me [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][] who is your favorite?
Very, very beautiful. I came back to read the novel after watching the movie version.
It would be great if TV dramas were shot like this. I would continue to watch them.