Easy version introduction:
"My Fiance Lost His Horse"
Li Yungui has been very troubled recently.
The fiancé her family had chosen for her was a talented man - he graduated from a military academy, was young and promising, and was just... A prefect.
Living under the same roof, "he" is always close and restrained.
Until she unexpectedly discovered that this handsome fiancé was actually a girl just like her!
Li Yungui:? ? ? ? What should I do? I seem to be more excited!
Lu Wanjun has also been very troubled recently.
She disguised herself as a man and replaced her brother, just to investigate the murder case.
The nominal fiancée looked at her more and more strangely, and always gave her strange soup to drink.
Until the other party blocked her in the corner and asked with red eyes: "Lu Wanjun, how long are you going to lie to me?"
Only then did she realize that the secret had already been exposed.
What shocked her even more was that she seemed to be... Really tempted.
In the imaginary setting of the Republic of China, the officer's loyal dog "fiancé" x the smart straight-ball lady
In the early stage, the sugar content exceeds the limit, and in the later stage, war breaks out, and you look for sugar in the glass slag, and the ending is BE warning!
It's a bit slow, and there was never any love between the two of them. Later on, the process of falling in love will be a little longer, and there will be misunderstandings, but both of them are the kind of people who are one on the outside, and it doesn't matter how they quarrel internally.
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The new article "Tibetan Mausoleum" is a thriller and adventure type of tomb exploration. Everyone is welcome to take a look before making a decision. It's not be this time, no.
Tibetan mausoleums, in layman's terms, are hidden mausoleums, and are also called hidden spirits. The ancients believed that mausoleums were used to intimidate and appease the souls of the dead. If they were destroyed, it would cause unrest in the family at the least, or natural and man-made disasters at the worst.
The Tibetan mausoleum lineage is divided into four schools according to local conditions: point victory, holding lamps, bone burial, and tomb-holding.
Note: The difference between the four channels of Zangling and Taoism in this setting is that Taoist priests can see ghosts, but cannot see "hidden". Once a soul is buried, it will disappear in the Taoist system.
It all started from that day when the corpse mutated in the crematorium.
From then on, destiny deviated from the track, until the "destiny" suddenly fell, catching everyone by surprise, and life and death were no longer controlled by one's own will...
If you are interested, please add it to your collection. Thank you.
Intention: Wherever love goes, there is no question of gender, only sincerity; where ambition goes, no question of west or east, only home and country.
