The Noble Lady of the Borjigit clan was an obscure, forgettable figure in Fat Ju's harem. After Fat Ju died and she herself passed away, she watched Da Ru pull off a series of shocking stunts and finally reached a conclusion: Could the emperor be a kept man?
Afraid of this, afraid of that, afraid of the midwife, afraid of the officials managing the riverworks, and even afraid of his beloved Da Ru?
An He shook her head, only to find herself transported into The Story of Yanxi Palace to cure “Yi Syndrome.” She sets Langhua straight, summons Xiyue, and saves Yanwan. After a round of punching and kicking, she says, “Mm, it's definitely a lot cleaner now.”
She almost forgot about Baling Meiruo, who throws her weight around by invoking the forty-nine Mongol tribes. Do the lives of people from the other Mongol tribes not matter?
See how she puts this outbreak of “Yi Syndrome” in order!
The first part includes life in the prince's residence.
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.
The emotions of the girls are touching. The extent of self-brainwashing is pathetic, ridiculous and pitiful 🤦
Beautiful and well written