
The Hairpin That Fell to the Ground
落盘簪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 17k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 14y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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It's a bit sad, but it can be regarded as a kind of completion. For Shen Luoan, he ended Luoan's imprisonment. She might often walk into the dreams of Yu Mofeng after returning to Japan. Even if she only feels a slight similarity, what people can't help but think about is constantly, thinly, not painful but a little itchy. Before Yu Mofeng lost his memory, he always thought about Shen Luoan, "Why would she stay with him?"; After Luoan was killed by Yu Mofeng, who had lost his memory, questions about her still haunted him, right? "Who is she?" Either way, Luo An finally made Yu Mofeng no longer have Xia Ranxue's shadow overlapping her when he thought of her. Could it be that the little junior sister Shaka waiting for him in Japan has the shadow of Luo An? There was a question in his mind. When Luo An decided to give up resisting this Japanese man, had he already discovered from the information collected that this person was Yu Mo Feng, who had never seen anyone alive or dead? Does Luo'an want Yu Mofeng to save her and send her to the West? I'm stupid and didn't read this information from the text.
This story tells the life of a cannon fodder girl. His mother died in childbirth, and his uncle adopted him after his father died. There was a car accident on the way to get married (to celebrate the wedding), and the hero rescued her, so she pledged herself to him. It's a pity that the male protagonist loves his ex-wife so much that he has refused to marry her. The male protagonist went out alone and was attacked. He lost his memory and was rescued by foreign warriors. Four years after the female protagonist gave birth to a "posthumous daughter" for the male protagonist, kept her business, and kept her integrity, she met the male protagonist who had lost his memory, and was killed by him with a single knife. Is there anyone more miserable than her?
Like~\\(≧▽≦)/~~
Hey, it's very well written, short and concise, but it's just too miserable that I stayed away for a long time.
It's written like an ink painting, so beautiful.
This writing style is so exquisite down to every detail.
I can only say that you are very suitable for writing ancient literature... [Face covering] Looking forward to your opening of Guyan/Dankeng =U= P. S. I will collect one for additional works~
New, try~~~Gu Fenna~Looking forward to it