He is a lonely soul from the future, inexplicably made history's first crown prince to be deposed. He strives to change himself and alter his fate.
She is the most famous deposed empress in Chinese history. Writers and poets have always loved composing poems and lyrics about her, leaving behind a nearly ironic pact to build a golden house and the mournful Song of Changmen. After losing all her family and having nothing left to tie her to the world, she dies, never imagining that death would be a new beginning.
He wants to survive and become the supreme ruler of the Han Dynasty.
She wants nothing more than a different life, and the Han palace has never been a place where she could find happiness.
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To be honest, I have physical and psychological disgust towards Liu Che Regardless of whether it is Chen Jiao, Wei Zihu, Mrs. Therefore, I am very disgusted with the articles written by some authors about Gillian who can easily obtain Liu Che's true love through time travel or rebirth, because it is too unrealistic, and is the kind of love obtained through conspiracy and calculation worth it? This Jiao Rong fanfic is undoubtedly a romance. Gillian deserves better men to care for and love her. Unfortunately, there are too few people writing about this couple.
Are there any more (≧ω≦)?
It's so well written, this couple of cps touched me deeply.
Why am I still sad...
My favorite piece of Han Palace writing changed the tragic fate of the deposed prince and Gillian at the same time!
Wuwuwuwu, so in novels, I always like to see the ending of happy life. It's so sad to see the end of life and death.
Well, the relationship has progressed, and Gillian feels uncomfortable. Sometimes I think it will take until brother Liu Rong dies before Gillian can believe that he is a good and trustworthy man...
The problems faced by Liu Rong are basically the same as those faced by Liu Che back then. Of course, his good strategies must be used unceremoniously, otherwise the time travel will be in vain.
With Empress Dowager Dou and Guantao here, it would actually be a matter of time.
Uh-huh, I always feel that the author is a male author