Xie Wenyin is the legitimate daughter of the Taifu Palace, and Jiang Su is the only eldest son of the Duke of Zhenguo Palace. The two of them are well suited to each other and are happy with each other. This year, Xie Wenyin had just had her haircut. The two had only had to wait until the end of the year to get married, but they were forced to postpone it due to an incident. When exactly did they become the catalyst for Machiavellianism? Or are they the chess pieces that were laid out from the beginning? The undercurrents surging under the prosperous Beijing, the love between childhood sweethearts and their love for each other, and the involuntary power under the pressure of power, ultimately point to the ending of eternal silence in the mountains and rivers. It turns out that deep love will not last long, and wisdom will be damaged.
Reader comments
What should I say? The author's writing style is very good, especially the setting of the group portrait poem that represents everyone's destiny. The writing style is gorgeous, a bit like Guo Jingming. However, sometimes if there are too many environment descriptions and demeanor descriptions to pile up the changes of the characters in a novel, it will be too much, which will cause the plot to develop slowly. It will make the readers feel like showing off their skills, making it difficult for readers to read. But it can be seen that the readers have a deep cultural background and the use of words is relatively advanced. I look forward to the author's progress.
Can the author publish a second volume? No matter how bad it is, it can also be a side story [crying][crying][crying]
It's a nice little short article, but it's a bit too cruel. No pairing can be perfect.
In the end, she wished the heroine was dead. Living was too painful for her. It was a novel sadomasochism.
The writing is very good, but I felt so sad after reading it [crying]
It's so good to watch, but the plot is so tear-inducing, oooooooooooo, I'm going to cry to death.
I'm so upset, every couple is
What should I say? The author's writing style is very good, especially the setting of the group portrait poem that represents everyone's destiny. The writing style is gorgeous, a bit like Guo Jingming. However, sometimes if there are too many environment descriptions and demeanor descriptions to pile up the changes of the characters in a novel, it will be too much, which will cause the plot to develop slowly. It will make the readers feel like showing off their skills, making it difficult for readers to read. But it can be seen that the readers have a deep cultural background and the use of words is relatively advanced. I look forward to the author's progress.
Can the author publish a second volume? No matter how bad it is, it can also be a side story [crying][crying][crying]
It's a nice little short article, but it's a bit too cruel. No pairing can be perfect.
In the end, she wished the heroine was dead. Living was too painful for her. It was a novel sadomasochism.
The writing is very good, but I felt so sad after reading it [crying]
It's so good to watch, but the plot is so tear-inducing, oooooooooooo, I'm going to cry to death. I'm so upset, every couple is