>Su Wanwan dressed up as an ancient salted fish noblewoman, and her life motto was to lie down and never sit down.
>At the palace banquet, the concubine made things difficult for the queen. She hid in a corner and counted the floor tiles: "Nine hundred and ninety-seven... The concubine's hairpin is a fake, and the real one has been stolen long ago!"
>The prince suddenly stood up and said, "Your Majesty! Where did you get your hairpin?" The whole audience was shocked.
>There was an emergency at the border, so she lay down on the table and took a nap: "Fire Attack... The food and grass are in the third tree on the east side of Calabash Valley..."
>After hearing this, the old general launched a surprise attack overnight and achieved a great victory.
>The emperor was seriously ill. She gnawed on an apple and muttered: "Are you pretending to be sick? You secretly ate braised pork last night."
>The prince visited him late at night, and he caught the emperor stealing food.
>When the prince eavesdropped on her voice for the nth time to resolve a crisis, the ministers praised the prince for his wisdom.
>But he blocked her in a deserted area and said, "Wanwan, your salted fish pillow... Seems to be my dragon robe?"
Reader comments
Some of the identities in the article have not been explained clearly, and it may seem a bit nonsensical, but the plot is quite interesting, and I still like the plot, but if you don't mind, some of the identities have not been explained clearly, you can take a look, and I hope it won't be unfinished.
Bagua Yin Yang Fish is a very unique novel. Is my guess right? [Laughing]
Some of the identities in the article have not been explained clearly, and it may seem a bit nonsensical, but the plot is quite interesting, and I still like the plot, but if you don't mind, some of the identities have not been explained clearly, you can take a look, and I hope it won't be unfinished.
Bagua Yin Yang Fish is a very unique novel. Is my guess right? [Laughing]