1V1+double clean+double male protagonist+HE
The dandy and sinister little marquis vs. The handsome and angry little general
Everyone in the capital of Dayin knows that Shen Che is a young man in bright clothes who can make girls all over the house throw flowers when they are riding horses. When his silver armor is stained with blood, he is a sharp edge that can shatter the courage of enemies. Su Yan is the dandy ancestor who leans on the railing and swings his folding fan. He seems to be a profligate, but in fact, his smile hides a knife and stirs up the whole chess game.
It was supposed to be a disagreement between "the general hates the dandy, but the marquis laughs at the reckless man", but instead they are tied together because of a secret case, and they share life and death because of the difficulties of their family and country.
Strategy is their chessboard, and temptation is each other's love - the silver gun opens his folding fan, revealing the word "Shen Lang" written on the fan bone; when the wine cup breaks, he holds his wrist, and his fingertips brush the old scar from his tiger's mouth. He is the "variable" in his chessboard, and he is also the "yaw" in his fate. Hou Men are accomplices in the deep sea, and they can't hide their heartbeat.
Reader comments
What should I say about this book? I don't know if it's my problem. I actually don't like to use my brain when reading articles, so I just enjoy reading Machiavellian articles and don't delve into the logic. But after I read the whole article, I just felt that everything was awkward. I don't know if the East Palace Incident was not written clearly or I missed something? Anyway, I have never figured out what it has to do with some of the subsequent plots? And Su's mother was mentioned "before her death" in the first few chapters, but then his mother was there again? I also didn't understand the logic of the rebellion of the Duke and the Queen. The emperor gave me the feeling that sometimes he seemed to know everything, but sometimes he was a useless emperor. Then there are the male protagonists This article is about Shuangqiang. Logically speaking, I actually like the character design of the two of them. The interaction between the two of them should be quite sweet when written down in the whole article. But I personally don't feel that the protagonists are real people. It feels like they are just two protagonists in the article acting out the story. The two of them are acting out the story. From what I saw, the relationship seems to be going through a very rigid process. I don't mean everything, but some transition problems? I just don't feel the love of real people. Their love is only on the surface (more of a template?). Of course, I'm not saying that their love is not real. , But I feel slightly worse from the text. I don't know if people who read my text can understand what I'm talking about. I feel a little confused haha. Anyway, if you can't understand, just think that I am talking about pi, hahaha. The above are just my feelings after watching it. I am not criticizing from any angle [Love]
What should I say about this book? I don't know if it's my problem. I actually don't like to use my brain when reading articles, so I just enjoy reading Machiavellian articles and don't delve into the logic. But after I read the whole article, I just felt that everything was awkward. I don't know if the East Palace Incident was not written clearly or I missed something? Anyway, I have never figured out what it has to do with some of the subsequent plots? And Su's mother was mentioned "before her death" in the first few chapters, but then his mother was there again? I also didn't understand the logic of the rebellion of the Duke and the Queen. The emperor gave me the feeling that sometimes he seemed to know everything, but sometimes he was a useless emperor. Then there are the male protagonists This article is about Shuangqiang. Logically speaking, I actually like the character design of the two of them. The interaction between the two of them should be quite sweet when written down in the whole article. But I personally don't feel that the protagonists are real people. It feels like they are just two protagonists in the article acting out the story. The two of them are acting out the story. From what I saw, the relationship seems to be going through a very rigid process. I don't mean everything, but some transition problems? I just don't feel the love of real people. Their love is only on the surface (more of a template?). Of course, I'm not saying that their love is not real. , But I feel slightly worse from the text. I don't know if people who read my text can understand what I'm talking about. I feel a little confused haha. Anyway, if you can't understand, just think that I am talking about pi, hahaha. The above are just my feelings after watching it. I am not criticizing from any angle [Love]