When they first met, he was the unruly second son of the Yang family, and she was the spoiled, willful third princess of the West Sea. They should have been a divine couple in the eyes of the world, but an imperial decree ended their marriage. He became the cold, merciless God of Justice in the Celestial Court, while she was stripped of her title as princess and imprisoned in the West Sea forever.
He once told her: There will only ever be one woman in the place reserved for my wife.
She once told him: Some things, once missed, can never be made right.
After enduring humiliation and hardship and doing everything in his power to bring about the birth of the new Celestial Laws, can they still mend their broken relationship? Will their love ever have a chance to see the light of day again?
Her hands, soft as red silk; the yellow vine wine; willows lining the palace walls throughout the city. The east wind is cruel; our joy was brief. My heart is heavy with sorrow, and we have been apart for years. Wrong, wrong, wrong!
Spring is as it was, but I am alone and gaunt; tears soak through my red silk handkerchief. Peach blossoms fall by the quiet pond and pavilion. Our vows still stand, but I cannot send you a letter. No, no, no!
P.S. They are the most angst-ridden couple in The Return of the Condor Heroes prequel. They made me itch to write this story. I promise I won't abandon it, so feel free to dive right in! O(∩_∩)O
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I really feel that Xiaotian Dog has been competing with Cun Xin for favor, and Xiaotian Dog is partly responsible for their quarrel.
Girls should be able to pick up and put down. What I hope most is that Cun Xin can be put down like a lilac and start a happy new life of her own.
To be honest, I have read this article many times for a long time. Because I always use my mobile phone to read the article, it is not very convenient to comment, so I have not commented on it. Let me talk about it today. Hee hee There really isn't anything sadistic about this article, but I was in tears from the beginning to the end, and I was almost masochistic. Whenever I thought about it, I would pull this article out and read it again. I just read it again yesterday. From my heart, I also think The second brother doesn't like Chang'e. After all, Chang'e and the second brother's mother are good sisters. Who would like someone who has been defined as an aunt since she was a child? So I think the second brother may have transferred his respect and nostalgia for his mother to Chang'e. Let's talk about the third princess. She got married without any hesitation back then. No matter what, nothing will be left in the second brother's heart during those thousand years. In the end, everything is settled. What the second brother misses the most is probably the worry-free time in Guanjiangkou. Haha, although I was a little annoyed by the third princess, the ending of this article made me so sad, but it was just right to freeze it here. If it goes on, I can imagine it by myself. . . Well, in the end, I was a bit out of my element, so that's it, hehe.
My own sister felt distressed after being held captive for sixteen years, so Cun Xin was imprisoned for three hundred years!
You must have been in love with Sansan when you married her. How could someone like Er Ye repay the marriage with something important?
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
She betrayed her biological father for the sake of Erguo. Although it was for the sake of the Three Realms, Sansan still couldn't stand it. Blood is thicker than water. How could you kill your own father for a man if you are connected by blood?
Cun Xin's love for Yang Jian is too deep!
The two of them had been sleeping in separate rooms with Li Qian for a long time, so the child really came out of nowhere. . . . . .
I think Chang'e in this article is okay, but I don't know why I still don't like her.