Wang Xian of the Tingwei Mansion had a very good fortune. Even though he was born into a noble family, he was also escorted by a young minister along the way.
As time passed, rumors abounded in Jiankang City. Could it be that Cui Lingjun, who had fascinated thousands of girls back then, turned out to be a broken man?
Reader comments
The author's writing style is as good as ever. This book is similar to the previous book "Ms. It's quite obscure, but fortunately I've read "Lady Xie" before and I can understand it. Although I haven't finished it yet, I really like the author's articles. I hope the author can publish more articles of this type (ancient saying about power and strategy, aristocratic families). I look forward to the author's future articles [Sending my heart]
I really like the big writing style [sending heartfelt wishes]
The concept of the article is quite interesting, but there are too many dialogues and the plot is not too twisty.
It's good-looking, similar to "Lady Tse", and the main character is described in great detail.
The author's writing style is as good as ever. This book is similar to the previous book "Ms. It's quite obscure, but fortunately I've read "Lady Xie" before and I can understand it. Although I haven't finished it yet, I really like the author's articles. I hope the author can publish more articles of this type (ancient saying about power and strategy, aristocratic families). I look forward to the author's future articles [Sending my heart]
I really like the big writing style [sending heartfelt wishes]
The concept of the article is quite interesting, but there are too many dialogues and the plot is not too twisty.
It's good-looking, similar to "Lady Tse", and the main character is described in great detail.