Is There Any Kind of Martial Arts Novel Where the Protagonist Is a Poor Man and Then the Heroine Is an Empress?
The male and female protagonists were separated, and the female protagonist's real identity was noble, while the male protagonist was a commoner, and then the female protagonist was forced to separate from the male protagonist, and finally went back to find the male protagonist. Are there any such martial arts novels?
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It's good to read. I think the author did a good job in setting off the treacherous atmosphere of the imperial court. After reading it, I realized that the unstable factor of tomb robbing was also written by the author (o^з^o)💞
This book is very good-looking, with a sense of the world. What matters between people is benevolence and righteousness. The author's writing style is also very good. Whether it is in the village or later in the capital, everything that happens is very exciting. The heroine disguises herself as a man and knows martial arts. After all, it is not the kind that looks fake at first glance. The heroine is dark and has a free and easy posture, so no one will think of her as a woman. She is good at martial arts, so her hands are thick and her steps are different. Except for those who can really touch the heroine's bones, no one will find out that the heroine is a woman because of her appearance. I respect my brain!