The noble Borzigit, who was unknown in Fat Orange's harem and whose identity was not found, finally came to the conclusion after watching a series of shocking operations after Fat Orange's death: Could this emperor be a son-in-law?
Afraid of this, afraid of that, afraid of delivering grandma, afraid of flood control officials, afraid of your beloved Duru?
An He shook his head, and in a blink of an eye he came to Ruyi's Royal Palace to correct the 'Yi syndrome', Ming Langya, calling Xiyue, and rescuing Yanwan. After a beating and kicking, "Well, it turned out to be a lot better."
I almost forgot about this Balin Maeruo who used the Forty-nine Mongolian tribes to dominate and prosper. How come the lives of other Mongolian tribes are not their lives?
Let's see how she rectifies this 'Yi syndrome'! !
The first half will include the part about living in the palace
Reader comments
So far, the most popular novel on the market [Punch Out]
The first book I wrote made me feel a little pity for Da Ru. The undercurrents in the mansion and Hongli's selfishness and indifference were really well written.
From a relatively new perspective, everyone except Zha Zhalong is not hysterical and is quite harmonious.
Beautiful and well written
The emotions of the girls are touching. The extent of self-brainwashing is pathetic, ridiculous and pitiful [face covering]
So far, the most popular novel on the market [Punch Out]
The first book I wrote made me feel a little pity for Da Ru. The undercurrents in the mansion and Hongli's selfishness and indifference were really well written.
From a relatively new perspective, everyone except Zha Zhalong is not hysterical and is quite harmonious.
Beautiful and well written
The emotions of the girls are touching. The extent of self-brainwashing is pathetic, ridiculous and pitiful [face covering]