Qu Jinyuan×Bai Fanyu
Bai Fanyu accidentally traveled to the dynasty of the Queen, and became the most favored youngest son in the general's palace of Xia Lin Kingdom. Qu Jinyuan was known to everyone in Xia Lin Kingdom as the stupid third princess. Her mother did not favor her, and her father did not love her. She was bullied by the royal ladies since she was a child. She unexpectedly became a good girl from her stupidity. What no one knew was that Qu Jinyuan's other identity was the owner of the Tingfeng Pavilion.
Bai Fanyu accidentally married Qu Jinyuan, the general's palace fell, Bai Fanyu became pregnant, and their marriage was annulled. At this time, Qu Jinyuan was managing the epidemic in Loncin City.
When the eldest princess Qu Jinmeng kidnapped Bai Fanyu, Qu Jinyuan happened to catch up and accidentally rescued Bai Fanyu. The two then took root in Qinxi Village, ran a pastry factory, gave birth to twins, and rescued a baby boy whose life experience was a mystery.
Later, I learned that the baby boy was originally a son of heaven, with the power to transcend nature and surrender to all things. However, thousands of years ago, he accidentally broke into the lower world of the immortal and became a hero. The calamity of greed, ignorance, and madness added to his emotional calamity. The hero failed to overcome the tribulation, and the son of Tiandao used his own power to save him, but was later discovered by Tiandao.
Thousands of years later, it was learned that the hero was reincarnated as the son of Bai Fanyu, a stranger from outside the world. The son of heaven was born on the road he must pass, and went to find the hero, hoping to stay with him forever. It's a pity that God didn't fulfill people's wishes, and the son of Heaven was finally at odds with the hero. Seeing the hero getting married, he returned to Heaven.
Reader comments
Some details and characters are well drawn, but the plot connection is a bit stiff and the writing style needs to be improved. Four stars, come on!
Some details and characters are well drawn, but the plot connection is a bit stiff and the writing style needs to be improved. Four stars, come on!