The crescent moon seal, or the half-moon seal, has a totem-like meaning to the Dayu royal family. It was originally the secret of the bloodline of the Li family of the former Chu Emperor, and was regarded as a taboo by the Li family, or perhaps it was a taboo in the world.
A hundred years ago, half of the Li family's blood flowed to a woman named Murong. Murong has since become the surname of Ban Yue's daughter.
A hundred years later, another woman with half a month's weight was born. She was Murong Honglie, the entrepreneurial queen of Dayu. From this moment on, history began to undergo a different and drastic change.
The legends and various entanglements of the Chu and Yu dynasties are often sighed by historians of later generations. During this period, the ups and downs of the world, and the many heroes, also made the book writers linger.
The story told in this paragraph happened in Jincheng, Yizhou in the 14th year of Dayu Shun'an.
The teahouse owner, the owner of the brothel, the embroidery shop lady, and an abandoned disciple. It has nothing to do with the world, nothing to do with temples, nothing to do with identity, nothing to do with sorrow and joy. Everything is just an encounter between women.
P. S, slow to heat up, sultry, slightly abusive, thunderous, and buggy =. . =Never NP, never long, never give up.