With Daiyu's talent and beauty, is there any other gifted and handsome young man in this world worthy of her?
The Eighth Prince, whose literary talent is extraordinary and whose nature is as gentle as jade?
Or Prince Beijings, brilliant and handsome?
Or the Fourth Prince, deep and calculating, yet utterly devoted in love?
In their happy moments, Daiyu and he share all the pleasures life has to offer.
But in times of disappointment, will the two of them part like a pair of swallows?
In a haze of smoke, Daiyu saw her own heart clearly. Another haze of smoke brought them joy, but the fireworks that followed would put them through endless torment.
What will Daiyu leave behind in the end? And what of Baochai? In this book, both Daiyu and Baochai strive to help the men they love seize the throne. They face one another in an open and honorable contest, and Daiyu's intelligence is especially prominent.
Yu'er's previous work, Water and Daiyu: Between Heaven and Hell: http://my.jjwxc.net/backend/managernovel.php?novelid=974823
As long as Ba Age has not slept with Lu Yi and just chatted, it will be fine
Great... In the Qing Dynasty, Manchus and Han were not allowed to intermarry. Even if they did marry, they could not be wives, but could only be concubines. The wives of the emperor's brothers were all drafted Eight Banners women. No matter how good Lin Daiyu was, she was not an Eight Banners woman, but just a daughter of a Han official. She would be a blessing to the heaven...
Every time I see these articles, I feel ridiculous... You should always know the common sense that Manchus and Chinese do not intermarry.
It is impossible to give a Han woman to his son based on Four Four's code of conduct...
When the Han people raised the flag, they either had a lot of merit, or at most they could only be dismissed. Children of Han women had no inheritance rights, and Lin Daiyu's father was not a high-ranking official.
Your writing must at least be consistent with some history. It's too outrageous. Otherwise, just make it up!
In fact, why hang up a signboard of "Red Mansion"? Why not just change the name and just write "Qingchuan". At least after reading the first and last two chapters, I feel that regardless of the character's temperament, the plot, and the context of the writing, they are all very ordinary and common digital novels.
With a wave of the little hand, there are piles of bricks
I'll give you all the moon stones I saved.
Don't associate my Daiyu with the Manchu and Qing Tatars. With a wave of your hand, there will be a pile of bricks.
It's been a long time since I've updated. Is there any chance I can update more?…
He speaks in such a vernacular... Your father, my father is usually my father, sir... Also, this is developing so fast, he calls Yu'er after just a few words, Daiyu has not responded, is not angry, and is not shy o(╯□╰)o... How can a foreign man casually see a girl's house and invite her to her residence? You have to avoid suspicion.
A very strange thing is that there are always some authors who like to torture pigs' feet. They are sick and weak, but they just can't die from torture. There are people who die from colds in the hospital, but the people under your command who are naturally weak cannot get sick despite the great sorrow?
Okay... Sister Lin, who is open-minded, couldn't accept it, so she hid.
As long as Ba Age has not slept with Lu Yi and just chatted, it will be fine
Great... In the Qing Dynasty, Manchus and Han were not allowed to intermarry. Even if they did marry, they could not be wives, but could only be concubines. The wives of the emperor's brothers were all drafted Eight Banners women. No matter how good Lin Daiyu was, she was not an Eight Banners woman, but just a daughter of a Han official. She would be a blessing to the heaven... Every time I see these articles, I feel ridiculous... You should always know the common sense that Manchus and Chinese do not intermarry. It is impossible to give a Han woman to his son based on Four Four's code of conduct... When the Han people raised the flag, they either had a lot of merit, or at most they could only be dismissed. Children of Han women had no inheritance rights, and Lin Daiyu's father was not a high-ranking official. Your writing must at least be consistent with some history. It's too outrageous. Otherwise, just make it up!
In fact, why hang up a signboard of "Red Mansion"? Why not just change the name and just write "Qingchuan". At least after reading the first and last two chapters, I feel that regardless of the character's temperament, the plot, and the context of the writing, they are all very ordinary and common digital novels.
With a wave of the little hand, there are piles of bricks
I'll give you all the moon stones I saved.
Don't associate my Daiyu with the Manchu and Qing Tatars. With a wave of your hand, there will be a pile of bricks.
It's been a long time since I've updated. Is there any chance I can update more?…
He speaks in such a vernacular... Your father, my father is usually my father, sir... Also, this is developing so fast, he calls Yu'er after just a few words, Daiyu has not responded, is not angry, and is not shy o(╯□╰)o... How can a foreign man casually see a girl's house and invite her to her residence? You have to avoid suspicion.
A very strange thing is that there are always some authors who like to torture pigs' feet. They are sick and weak, but they just can't die from torture. There are people who die from colds in the hospital, but the people under your command who are naturally weak cannot get sick despite the great sorrow?
Okay... Sister Lin, who is open-minded, couldn't accept it, so she hid.