Ming Yuzhen: Peacock Gall

It turns out they were old acquaintances. I was deeply impressed by "Empresses in the Palace," but I never expected it to be locked. I was deeply impressed by "The Fairy of Peach Blossoms," but not here. So many years have passed in the blink of an eye.

The delicate and serene brushwork, though I didn't quite understand it, still left me wanting more.

The story of the peacock's gall bladder is quite captivating in this reinterpretation.

Uh, that Luhua likes Ming Yuzhen? A complicated love triangle... Wearing clothes? I don't understand.

Uh, never mind, I'll look at it again carefully later... I'm a little dizzy. I still haven't figured out the relationships and genders between the characters...

Those who didn't understand...

There are some parts I don't quite understand...

I only found out Ming Yuzhen was actually a woman when I read Chapter 3. Oops!

It has a bit of a GL (Girls' Love) vibe.

Such writing is destined to be highbrow and unpopular!