Before her rebirth, Rong Mo was the daughter of a daughter, a daughter in name only, because her family was engaged in gold mining.
After rebirth, Rong Mo was the princess of the dynasty, well, in name only.
Above the court, the imperial power showed weakness, the families were at odds, and there were only a few royalists.
Outside the court, the barbarians burned, killed and looted, the barbarians acted wantonly, and the people lived in danger.
Rong Mo's role was to marry the leader of the Hu people, but all he got in exchange was the peace of a county, which did not include the statute of limitations.
After clearing his memory, Rong Mo's face darkened and he slapped the dressing table to pieces.
Only others have always given up her share, wanting her to sacrifice and dream!
Reader comments
Without a system or the world's most powerful force, troubled times cannot be brought to an end. It's such a boring novel.
This is too unfair. The whole country is suffering from external and internal troubles. The emperor is under house arrest for two thousand people. The princess is of no use [covers face]. It's nothing [covers face]
Without a system or the world's most powerful force, troubled times cannot be brought to an end. It's such a boring novel.
This is too unfair. The whole country is suffering from external and internal troubles. The emperor is under house arrest for two thousand people. The princess is of no use [covers face]. It's nothing [covers face]
Damn, is this a CP-free article? [Sending Hearts]