(Ruyi's world + emperor + time travel + weak golden fingers + many women + multiple "Nala clans" + no conspiracy + no concubines)
Luo Hongli transformed into the scumbag dragon Hongli.
She looked around, but luckily she hadn't chosen Fujin yet. She handed Ruyi to Langya and her purse to Xiyue smoothly. As for Ruyi, since there is "Ruyi" in her name, then don't give "Ruyi" anymore. It just so happens that the Ulanala family is already in decline, and the hundred taels of gold can be taken back to supplement the family.
But who knows that Luo Hongli far underestimated Ruyi's "deep affection". From the palace to the palace, she chased and she escaped. In ancient times, Zhuge Kongming and Meng Huo captured and escaped seven times, but now Ruyi and Luo Hongli chase and escape seven times.
Fortunately, Luo Hongli is the emperor, and she lives in the Forbidden City. Not everyone can enter the Luojia Village. Except for the occasional haunting encounter with Ruyi, Luo Hongli's career as a "faint emperor" can be said to be accompanied by beauties, and she lived a very happy life, including Langya, Xiyue, Zhuying, Luyun, Wanyin, Yuyan, Hailan, Qiying...
And along with Ruyi, Luo Hongli also found Shushen who was as pale as a chrysanthemum, Qingying who was a ginger-flavored plum, the younger sister of the scholar's wife, and Aruo who was full of grievances... Accept them all, accept them all, and watch one after another Luo Hongli accepted them all without any hesitation. Only Ruyi waved with her chubby armored hands: "I immediately looked at each other from a distance on the wall, and my heart broke as soon as I saw you. Did the young man really not want me when I was young~"
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Oops, it's well written. The logic is clear and interlocking. It doesn't deviate from the core. It's very well written. I've just finished reading it in two chapters. I can't bear to leave it.
It sucks, I'm really convinced
Readers are welcome to read and comment [Sending Hearts]
Oops, it's well written. The logic is clear and interlocking. It doesn't deviate from the core. It's very well written. I've just finished reading it in two chapters. I can't bear to leave it. It sucks, I'm really convinced
This one is okay and worth reading.