Lianzhou knew that he was a poisonous sword in the emperor's hand stabbing the eldest princess.
But I just want to keep the sword in its scabbard, and don't want to hurt His Highness in the slightest.
But it was clearly her choice to join him, so why didn't she want to show him any sympathy?
She can cherish the flowers and the moon, but she doesn't want to take a boat.
Is it because he doesn't deserve her love?
The eldest princess...
She was annoyed when she saw it. She just wanted to kick this bastard to death.
Lightning protection tips:
1. Most of the male protagonists have unrequited love for the eldest princess;
2. The eldest princess is full of intrigues and has no romance at all; probably she is not good at love.
3. Anyway, the two have different painting styles. Where the male protagonist is a tragedy, the female protagonist is probably always a happy drama.
4. This is a short story.
5. Welcome little cuties to add lightning protection points
It has nothing to do with lightning protection and plot.
I was just thinking when I was writing: Is the gentle superior person very deceptive?
Intention: Love others first, love yourself first. Love should be gentle and principled
