According to the emperor's father, the emperor's sister was born in a heavy snowfall that had never happened in a century.
My imperial sister is dressed in a goose-yellow dress. She has a delicate and beautiful face and is extremely bright.
My imperial sister was born bright and flamboyant, like the most dazzling sun in May and June, which illuminates people's hearts.
My imperial sister treats me very well, and my mother-in-law treats her as her own. Whenever I failed in my homework and was scolded by my father, my sister would always protect me. That scene still makes me feel warm when I think about it.
My royal sister is not my only sister, but she is mine.
Reader comments
In this story, which is told from the perspective of the first-person prince, I saw the pain and struggle of the princess who was a sacrifice in the war. People who can't control their tears can't stand it. The prince liked the princess, and because of an accident, he had a relationship with the princess's maid. It made me feel uncomfortable all over. The people the princess fell in love with were all forced to separate because of the war. Hey, that's quite cruel for a princess.
The author wrote a good book for the first time. I read it from the beginning and it still has a lot of meaning. It is very depressing and interesting at the same time. It is narrated from the perspective of the male protagonist that the bright and beautiful princess in the past turned into a soulless and half-crazy puppet. I was moved by Chen Suihong's affectionate dedication. He must be the one the princess loves. , Ashina's silent protection gave her comfort when the heroine was desperate. She was grateful to him and slowly accepted him. Both men loved each other very much. The hero did not dare to face his feelings and indirectly hurt her. He also had women, but he was also suffering. I hope he would be brave enough to love her. Are the two orthopedic? Also, the second brother is very protective of the heroine. I hope that the heroine will end up with Chen Suihong or Ah Jing, and have a good ending. Although there are shortcomings, I will continue to work hard and look forward to the next plot. Either he or the best he can have a double ending. I don't want the heroine to suffer too much. If the plot is good, I will comment 5⭐️
The story is ordinary and simple but very depressing by the author. It's not sad but very sad. Every character has a sad ending. After reading it, I don't understand that the princess liked Chen Suihong very much at first and didn't want to get married. Later, when she returned to her longing home, with him and A Jing by her side, how could she still miss the grassland and Ashinasha? The princess finally fell in love with him? Doesn't the "he" he won't come refer to A Jing? Then why did you call him and Chen Suihong when you were confused? The affectionate male lead paid so much attention to the princess. A Jing secretly fell in love with the princess but could not break through the veil. He protected her but imprisoned her. In the end, the princess knew that A Jing and the male lead still liked her to protect her silently. The most touching thing was the relationship between the princess and the maid. The maid waited for the holy moon for three years and finally stayed together in life and death [crying] [crying] [crying] The author's writing is immature Some of the narrative is not smooth but generally it is okay. A Jing never made it clear in his life and did not love her properly. He still thinks about his sister until his death. The second male lead could have fallen in love with the princess but was forced to end it. They are all very upset. The ending is written from the perspective of others and the male protagonist cannot love her. I hope there will be an extra chapter to write about them or the second male lead. The male protagonist will not worry too much about the second male lead's brave pursuit. Will the ending be different?
I feel very sorry for the princess, why can't I give her a good ending? Looking at it, I probably know that the person she likes cannot marry her, the person she put down her guard and wanted to live with died, and the emperor is so depressed. She knows the emperor's love, right?
This is my first time seeing this kind of subject, Micro-Orthopaedics is very exciting! I like it, I will update more!
In this story, which is told from the perspective of the first-person prince, I saw the pain and struggle of the princess who was a sacrifice in the war. People who can't control their tears can't stand it. The prince liked the princess, and because of an accident, he had a relationship with the princess's maid. It made me feel uncomfortable all over. The people the princess fell in love with were all forced to separate because of the war. Hey, that's quite cruel for a princess.
The author wrote a good book for the first time. I read it from the beginning and it still has a lot of meaning. It is very depressing and interesting at the same time. It is narrated from the perspective of the male protagonist that the bright and beautiful princess in the past turned into a soulless and half-crazy puppet. I was moved by Chen Suihong's affectionate dedication. He must be the one the princess loves. , Ashina's silent protection gave her comfort when the heroine was desperate. She was grateful to him and slowly accepted him. Both men loved each other very much. The hero did not dare to face his feelings and indirectly hurt her. He also had women, but he was also suffering. I hope he would be brave enough to love her. Are the two orthopedic? Also, the second brother is very protective of the heroine. I hope that the heroine will end up with Chen Suihong or Ah Jing, and have a good ending. Although there are shortcomings, I will continue to work hard and look forward to the next plot. Either he or the best he can have a double ending. I don't want the heroine to suffer too much. If the plot is good, I will comment 5⭐️ The story is ordinary and simple but very depressing by the author. It's not sad but very sad. Every character has a sad ending. After reading it, I don't understand that the princess liked Chen Suihong very much at first and didn't want to get married. Later, when she returned to her longing home, with him and A Jing by her side, how could she still miss the grassland and Ashinasha? The princess finally fell in love with him? Doesn't the "he" he won't come refer to A Jing? Then why did you call him and Chen Suihong when you were confused? The affectionate male lead paid so much attention to the princess. A Jing secretly fell in love with the princess but could not break through the veil. He protected her but imprisoned her. In the end, the princess knew that A Jing and the male lead still liked her to protect her silently. The most touching thing was the relationship between the princess and the maid. The maid waited for the holy moon for three years and finally stayed together in life and death [crying] [crying] [crying] The author's writing is immature Some of the narrative is not smooth but generally it is okay. A Jing never made it clear in his life and did not love her properly. He still thinks about his sister until his death. The second male lead could have fallen in love with the princess but was forced to end it. They are all very upset. The ending is written from the perspective of others and the male protagonist cannot love her. I hope there will be an extra chapter to write about them or the second male lead. The male protagonist will not worry too much about the second male lead's brave pursuit. Will the ending be different?
I feel very sorry for the princess, why can't I give her a good ending? Looking at it, I probably know that the person she likes cannot marry her, the person she put down her guard and wanted to live with died, and the emperor is so depressed. She knows the emperor's love, right?
This is my first time seeing this kind of subject, Micro-Orthopaedics is very exciting! I like it, I will update more!