Princess Chu'er of the Southern Kingdom sneaked into the Yun Mansion in order to obtain "The Book of Lin Shiqi". However, on the day of the Yun Mansion's banquet, it was suddenly reported that Yun Mansion's son Yun Zhiyu died suddenly, and the Yun Mansion's happy event turned into a funeral.
Long Feifan, the princess of Jiangcheng, made a mistake since childhood. On the way to find her sister, she met Lin Rong, a talented girl from Jiangcheng, by chance. . . .
With tears in her eyes, Long Feiyan said softly to her in his arms: "Since ancient times, love and affection have always been in dilemma."
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Chu'er, the official of the Southern Princess, entered the Yun Mansion in search of "Lin's Strange Book".
He is amazingly talented, but he is caught in the disputes in the court; his heart belongs to someone, but he is faced with the dilemma of love and loyalty.
His Highness is looking for a girl, and a noble girl enters the game. A love affair leads to troubled times, and it is the most disappointing thing not to be able to love her.
Machiavellianism and deep affection are intertwined, and the more you look at it, the more you get into it.
This novel weaves ancient entanglements in the style of Tang Dynasty: the princess enters the Yun Mansion for a book, but encounters a sudden change in the mansion; the royal highness is looking for a sister to meet a talented girl, and a noble girl enters the game. The undercurrent of the court is wrapped in the love between children, and the melancholy of "dilemma between love and justice" is hidden in the delicate brushstrokes, which is gentle and sad.
I really like ancient romance novels. Every character has flesh and blood, and it feels very immersive.
The content is really clear, and I feel like the people in the story. After all, I wrote it myself, so give yourself a little encouragement😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄 I hope someone will see my efforts and come back with my efforts, thank you
Chu'er, the official of the Southern Princess, entered the Yun Mansion in search of "Lin's Strange Book". He is amazingly talented, but he is caught in the disputes in the court; his heart belongs to someone, but he is faced with the dilemma of love and loyalty. His Highness is looking for a girl, and a noble girl enters the game. A love affair leads to troubled times, and it is the most disappointing thing not to be able to love her. Machiavellianism and deep affection are intertwined, and the more you look at it, the more you get into it.
This novel weaves ancient entanglements in the style of Tang Dynasty: the princess enters the Yun Mansion for a book, but encounters a sudden change in the mansion; the royal highness is looking for a sister to meet a talented girl, and a noble girl enters the game. The undercurrent of the court is wrapped in the love between children, and the melancholy of "dilemma between love and justice" is hidden in the delicate brushstrokes, which is gentle and sad.
I really like ancient romance novels. Every character has flesh and blood, and it feels very immersive.