This is a world centered on Daiyu, depicting Daiyu's happy life.
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That night, her parents simultaneously dreamed of her death.
After waking up, they did not tell her about the dream, but began to nurse her back to health, teach her medicine, and take her to visit famous people in the south of the Yangtze River.
When she was seven years old, she went to Beijing with her father and met a young man at the eldest princess's mansion who asked, "Three pills are also a result."
Later generations, history books called her "the virtuous queen".
And she never knew that there had been another version of her life.
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Describe Daiyu's smooth life, including family, lover and friends.
It revolves around Daiyu and has a lot of private settings. The original characters are just background panels with very little ink.
Reader comments
I really like this kind of novel with a plain and simple style. Everything happens naturally and naturally. I feel that the author's writing style is very smooth and fresh, but some plots and words are repeated too many times and can feel cumbersome. For example, when the male and female protagonists meet for the first time, the male protagonist's words "three is also a result" (it seems to be this sentence) appear again and again in the following text. If the number of repetitions is too many, it will affect the reading experience. I prefer the repetition between Yiyi's first farewell and Daiyu's farewell (it seems to be this time). The words spoken twice are very different, and Daiyu's reaction is basically the same, but the emotion is different.
Moreover, the author feels very restrained in writing emotions. Maybe it's because of my own reasons, but I still like to be unrestrained once in a while [Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss]
I don't know why, but I always feel a slight sense of sadness
I really like this kind of novel with a plain and simple style. Everything happens naturally and naturally. I feel that the author's writing style is very smooth and fresh, but some plots and words are repeated too many times and can feel cumbersome. For example, when the male and female protagonists meet for the first time, the male protagonist's words "three is also a result" (it seems to be this sentence) appear again and again in the following text. If the number of repetitions is too many, it will affect the reading experience. I prefer the repetition between Yiyi's first farewell and Daiyu's farewell (it seems to be this time). The words spoken twice are very different, and Daiyu's reaction is basically the same, but the emotion is different. Moreover, the author feels very restrained in writing emotions. Maybe it's because of my own reasons, but I still like to be unrestrained once in a while [Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss]
I don't know why, but I always feel a slight sense of sadness