In the Forbidden City of the Qing Dynasty, there was a figure forever clear and serene. She was born a girl, but at her mother's helpless insistence, was passed off as a boy. She was the emperor's most beloved prince, yet as she moved forward step by step, that fragile favor gradually faded.
She had no desires and asked for nothing. All she wanted was to help her fourth brother achieve greatness. Wealth and glory meant nothing to her. But fate brought her to her.
That woman, as quiet as a lily and as lively as a purple orchid, etched herself into her heart with a single, fleeting glance. From then on, she lived only for her: commanding troops, fighting on the battlefield, giving up the throne, and spending ten years in an ancient kiln.
All she wanted in return was this: to find one true love, and stay together until their hair turned white.
Is the love rival going to draw a thick line?
Wow, after so many updates, Longkodo seems to be really optimistic about Thirteen. Kangxi should trust General Fucha.
Thirteenth Master failed to express his love, which is really heartbreaking.
Good article, I rarely see articles from the Qing Dynasty. The first time I saw it was Ze Xi's Tong Jia's Anecdote. Author, keep going, don't give up.
This is a good trend, I hope you will stick with it ←_←praise.
⊙▽⊙This is how the direct descendant Fujin in history came out. . .
More please. . . Waited for so long. . .
I thought it was a scam. .
From the hydrangeas to the everlasting love and this young article, it always makes people feel warm after reading it. I will continue to come back to fill in the gaps.
Author... Come back soon... It's rare to see GL literature from the Qing Dynasty... You never cheat... Come back soon... Come back soon... Come back... Come...