After killing the enemy,
Ji Yanle traveled through time and became a concubine
Ji Yanle really felt fucked up.
She really doesn't want to live anymore. Wouldn't it be nice for him to die early and be reborn?
…
But why did the emperor look at her so wrong?
Okay, it's a bloody stand-in. Anyway, as a bad Buddhist player, Ji Yanle said that as long as he eats well and drinks well, everything goes as he pleases.
In the end, she seemed to still have a little nostalgia for this world.
What kind of sadistic stories come standard?
Then she understood,
It turns out that they have known each other since they were young, and love is a meeting of souls.
Memories: The socialist successor, the warm little sun, vs. The cold palace prince who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside (the past of the male and female protagonists)
Normal chapter: The ruthless and ruthless chemist with extremely high force value and the mafia boss vs. The strategizing Hakuri Black and Green Tea Emperor
The heroine is not a stand-in and has the strongest combat power in the book. The protagonist will grow and her character will change according to what she has experienced.
The protagonist is not the Virgin, and she kills decisively.
The normal chapter is pure and refreshing, the memory chapter is a little cruel, and the micro-group portrait
(Double cleansing, 1 V1 lockup, ^O^ two-way redemption, cookie)
