After the Country Was Overthrown, He Was Trapped in the Palace by the Paranoid Emperor.

After reading a few chapters, I was a little afraid to read on. It felt like Nanjing had created a "sweet dream" for Lou Yu, with Nanjing as the "minister" and Lou Yu as the "emperor". Under the "dream" created by Nanjing, he seemed to have turned back into a child, but the "dream" would only burst and dissipate like a bubble. So I'm not sure whether Lou Yu is lucky or unlucky, and I'm not sure whether "Nanjing" "saved" him or "killed" him...

Obviously many people are reading it, but there are very few book reviews and paragraph reviews.

It's a very good work. It doesn't have too many cookie-cutter routines on the market. Although it's short, I still have more to read after reading it.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Is there an if line? Author [cry][cry][cry]

Oh my god, it looks good, why isn't it popular?

I suddenly realized that I forgot to comment, so I'll add one.

Very very beautiful, highly recommended. [Eat melon]

The author writes well and the language is beautiful, [laughing][laughing][laughing]

Beautiful (♥∀♥) The writing is good and the descriptions are very detailed.