"There is a beast shaped like a horse, with a white head, tiger-like markings, and a red tail. Its cry sounds like a song. It is called Lushu. Wearing its pelt brings many descendants."
The auspicious beast Lushu has lost its powers and desperately needs the power of merit and wishes to recover. By a twist of fate, it begins a journey through the Qing dynasty.
What, you want to know why I have so many golden fingers?
How sheltered you are~
World One: Noble Lady Fang in Empresses in the Palace (Three male lovers still can't compare to my true love *Complete)
World Two: Empress/Jing Fei in Young Emperor (A beautiful madwoman captures the emperor's soul)
After reading the first world, my biggest feeling is that this is not a mindless novel! The people described by the author are all living people, and they are living people who would appear in that era. The heroine's ability has been suppressed, but she has never thought of relying on a man, so she acts on the surface but secretly despises him. On the contrary, because I have no expectations for men, I will have the pleasure of the following episode. The three men are all self-righteous feudal male chauvinists. What they only liked at the beginning was the heroine's skin, so it is natural for them to be scumbags. I think the only male protagonist in this article is the eldest son, and the female protagonist is only willing to touch a man in order to have children, haha, and then throw it away if she doesn't like it after using it. This is the biggest pleasure.
🍑🍑🍑 🌹All actions are impermanent. All dharmas have no self. Nirvana is silent. 🌹Contemplating the body is the body, contemplating the mind is the mind, contemplating the feelings is the feeling, and contemplating the Dharma is the Dharma. 🌹Contemplate the impurity of the body, the impermanence of the mind, the suffering of feelings, and the non-self of the Dharma.
Take a look... After watching A Small World, I'm quite... Speechless