Tang Qingzhi was destined to be connected to the Bai family.
His father worked as the head chef in the Bai family kitchen. The Bai family master gave him his name, and from childhood he followed his father around, working in the Bai family courtyard.
Of all the young masters in the courtyard, the third young master was the kindest.
"What are you eating?" A boy of thirteen or fourteen stood beneath the pagoda tree, looking up at him as he sat on the low wall.
Tang Qingzhi hopped down lightly. "Pagoda tree blossoms."
"Pagoda tree blossoms?"
That was when Tang Qingzhi fell in love with Bai Yuhang.
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The previous works written by the author, "On the Mountain" and "The Taste of the World" are so good! Is the article being posted now still written by the author himself? Totally different.
It was all good from the beginning, but it ended too suddenly. It gave me the feeling that Bai Yuhang would have to make do with Tang Qingzhi for the rest of his life with an unsolvable knot in his heart... The extra story that I had originally hoped for would just add a soft light filter to the rest of their lives, allowing them to make concessions for each other, but the unsolved issues in the main text were still left blank. If after reading the main text, my mind is filled with questions, the extra chapter is like a hand covering my mouth that wants to ask questions, as if to indicate that there is no absolute ideal HE in this world, and some are just self-deception and muddle along.
I feel like the story isn't over yet...
Your Excellency's writing style is really good. I swear not to fight for favor. The male concubine Lei glanced at it without commenting. The Qing Emperor is not sentimental and the Emperor is not worried. He is the most emperor-like I have ever written. He is majestic, ruthless, ruthless, calm, and the plot arrangement is appropriate. It is completely true to royal life. Your Excellency has a characteristic. Whatever he writes, it looks like it. , The characters are accurate, as well as the background and environment. These two articles can indeed be called masterpieces, but because they are too real, especially the part where the emperor suppresses his younger brother and finally his brother becomes a monk, I really like that younger brother. At least he is more true-tempered and does not hide himself. It is heartbreaking to read. The royal family is too ruthless, too cold, and chilling. . . After reading these two articles carefully, I dare not read them again. The adult's writing is perfect, but the villain is a bit glassy. Therefore, this earthly novel is even more valuable. With such excellent writing style and a heartwarming and healing story about childhood sweethearts meeting again, how can people not like it? The little book boy has love but does not lose himself, and does not want to ruin the young master's future, so he sends blessings and goes his own way. The young master is still an infatuated master, and when planning for the future, he is hit by the other party's attitude. The section under the locust tree depicts the tenderness of youth and is full of sunshine. The adults' descriptions of those beautiful days of youth are so heart-warming. Those carefree days are like making people yearn for them. In the next few words, they meet by the bridge, and their desolate appearance is vividly written on the page. The final ending is happy. The characters of both parties are still the same as when they were young, and the choices are still the ones they made back then, but they are no longer hindered by each other. It ends abruptly with a slight conflict. It was originally a fragment of ordinary life, and later it will be a life where you read books and I cook. The sudden ending is not particularly abrupt, but it would have been better if it had been longer. I can't get enough of it. I look forward to when the author will write this kind of healing story again. I have read it many times. Every time I read it, my heart feels warm, as if sunshine has been sprinkled in my heart, and I feel that life is beautiful.
Ah! ! I'm still waiting to explain the reasons for the separation and Gong's ex-wife! Untie the knot between them, why did it suddenly end like this!
It's a bit unfinished, but it looks great.
It's not enough. I feel like there are many more daily snacks and dishes available.
Ah, with this article, my wife's article has been completed. Master Bai is living like a fairy.
Wasn't that chicken blood stone given away in the end?
They won't be angry because they each marry a wife and have children normally, but they will be angry because the one who promised a lifetime is a prostitute. Women of that era were more pitiful.
The previous works written by the author, "On the Mountain" and "The Taste of the World" are so good! Is the article being posted now still written by the author himself? Totally different.
It was all good from the beginning, but it ended too suddenly. It gave me the feeling that Bai Yuhang would have to make do with Tang Qingzhi for the rest of his life with an unsolvable knot in his heart... The extra story that I had originally hoped for would just add a soft light filter to the rest of their lives, allowing them to make concessions for each other, but the unsolved issues in the main text were still left blank. If after reading the main text, my mind is filled with questions, the extra chapter is like a hand covering my mouth that wants to ask questions, as if to indicate that there is no absolute ideal HE in this world, and some are just self-deception and muddle along.
I feel like the story isn't over yet...
Your Excellency's writing style is really good. I swear not to fight for favor. The male concubine Lei glanced at it without commenting. The Qing Emperor is not sentimental and the Emperor is not worried. He is the most emperor-like I have ever written. He is majestic, ruthless, ruthless, calm, and the plot arrangement is appropriate. It is completely true to royal life. Your Excellency has a characteristic. Whatever he writes, it looks like it. , The characters are accurate, as well as the background and environment. These two articles can indeed be called masterpieces, but because they are too real, especially the part where the emperor suppresses his younger brother and finally his brother becomes a monk, I really like that younger brother. At least he is more true-tempered and does not hide himself. It is heartbreaking to read. The royal family is too ruthless, too cold, and chilling. . . After reading these two articles carefully, I dare not read them again. The adult's writing is perfect, but the villain is a bit glassy. Therefore, this earthly novel is even more valuable. With such excellent writing style and a heartwarming and healing story about childhood sweethearts meeting again, how can people not like it? The little book boy has love but does not lose himself, and does not want to ruin the young master's future, so he sends blessings and goes his own way. The young master is still an infatuated master, and when planning for the future, he is hit by the other party's attitude. The section under the locust tree depicts the tenderness of youth and is full of sunshine. The adults' descriptions of those beautiful days of youth are so heart-warming. Those carefree days are like making people yearn for them. In the next few words, they meet by the bridge, and their desolate appearance is vividly written on the page. The final ending is happy. The characters of both parties are still the same as when they were young, and the choices are still the ones they made back then, but they are no longer hindered by each other. It ends abruptly with a slight conflict. It was originally a fragment of ordinary life, and later it will be a life where you read books and I cook. The sudden ending is not particularly abrupt, but it would have been better if it had been longer. I can't get enough of it. I look forward to when the author will write this kind of healing story again. I have read it many times. Every time I read it, my heart feels warm, as if sunshine has been sprinkled in my heart, and I feel that life is beautiful.
Ah! ! I'm still waiting to explain the reasons for the separation and Gong's ex-wife! Untie the knot between them, why did it suddenly end like this!
It's a bit unfinished, but it looks great.
It's not enough. I feel like there are many more daily snacks and dishes available.
Ah, with this article, my wife's article has been completed. Master Bai is living like a fairy.
Wasn't that chicken blood stone given away in the end?
They won't be angry because they each marry a wife and have children normally, but they will be angry because the one who promised a lifetime is a prostitute. Women of that era were more pitiful.