[Palace Fighting + Not the Holy Mother] (ps demining: non-double place) In the previous life, Xiao Shuyu married into Fu Jin, who was on the side of the palace, and was humiliated by the empty bridal chamber. He ended up alone and died of illness in late autumn.
After rebirth, Xiao Shuyu used the heaven and earth as a chessboard and all living beings as chess pieces. Holding the chess piece in his hand and hooking his lips, with delicate jade hands and ruthless eyes, both enemies and foes trembled while talking and laughing.
Everyone in the world knows that Emperor Shunzhi acted vigorously and vigorously, and his talents could swallow up thousands of miles like a tiger. He was like a god in the Xixia Kingdom. Little did she know, she smiled, there was nothing he couldn't give her.
Feng Chenhong: Since I am partial to one person, I would like to spend the rest of my life being generous.
Xiao Shuyu: The falling flowers follow the flowing water deliberately, but the flowing water has no mercy and loves the flowers.
The heroine seems to be affectionate, but in fact she is selfish and heartless, doing everything just for herself.
Reader comments
Fujin is Manchu, Nuo is the Han Dynasty term, and the concubine system refers to the Tang Dynasty or the Ming Dynasty. This mix makes me uncomfortable. The plot is good. I am a colleague of the heroine. She had a bad life when she was married to a prince in her previous life. After her rebirth, it was still a tragedy to change her husband and marry an emperor. Although she always had rights, she was never happy. I guess her happiest time was the few days she spent with Qian Mo outside the palace. It's a pity that we were never destined to be together
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Fujin is Manchu, Nuo is the Han Dynasty term, and the concubine system refers to the Tang Dynasty or the Ming Dynasty. This mix makes me uncomfortable. The plot is good. I am a colleague of the heroine. She had a bad life when she was married to a prince in her previous life. After her rebirth, it was still a tragedy to change her husband and marry an emperor. Although she always had rights, she was never happy. I guess her happiest time was the few days she spent with Qian Mo outside the palace. It's a pity that we were never destined to be together
As a mature author, you must learn to give yourself warm comments.
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