As a princess of the Tang imperial line, she spent her childhood confined within the towering walls of the inner palace. The palace's small world imprisoned both body and mind, and for half her life she was rarely free to do as she pleased.
Perhaps she had always carried an intense longing for the open wilderness and a life without restraints.
After transmigrating to another world and enduring a thousand years in an illusory realm, she remains innocent and clear-hearted, with a pure nature.
In everyday life, she is lively, playful, and carefree. When danger strikes, she can face her enemies with a cold expression and fight at full power, making for a striking contrast.
A dual-timeline story: the myriad lives of the human world on Blue Star, and a cultivation journey in another world.
Princess Li Mingda of the Tang Dynasty, the adorable little Sizhi, is here!!!
🤔 🤔 🤭 🤭 😜 😜 [Pouting] [Pouting] [Rolling eyes] [Rolling eyes] 👍 👍 🥺 🥺 🤭
Come on, cute little Sizi 🥰🥰
Nice. Update soon.
The main reason is that the punctuation marks at the front are not good, it looks a bit troublesome to the eyes, but overall it is still ok. Once the author solves this problem, I will give you five stars.
Messy
What the hell, it's a mess.
. . . 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 The most annoying thing about this kind of cultivation is hiding it and pretending to be weak👎 Chicken
The writing is quite good, but I don't want to give you a persimmon, that is, why would Li Mingda give such a high level of cultivation? If you give Li Mingda such a high level of cultivation, what else do you want the protagonist to do?