Transmigrating as the Fourteenth Prince's Consort

Such a sad ending, it made me cry

It's okay, some of it is sad, but some of it is incomprehensible and I hope it will be changed.

What a sad ending, but the ending was doomed from the beginning. It is said that maple leaves are most beautiful when they are red, but they forget that maple leaves will wither soon after they are red. I sometimes wonder whether the real Fourteenth Fu Jin in history could have received such a loveless love. I'm afraid it's unlikely that love was a luxury in that era. Everything is just an arrangement of fate. I think all the answers to this have long been buried in the long river of history.

The author actually let them die without seeing each other again. The author was so cruel. Woo woo...

Do you want Fourteen and the heroine to meet in modern times? If students want to leave a message, I will check the support rate and then decide whether to write it. It was originally supposed to end at Chapter 63.

Is it Longkodo? Erbilong went down earlier

Will the heroine fade away or return to modern times?

I don't know why, but when I saw this, I wasn't sad because the heroine was seriously ill, nor was I distressed by Shi Shi's situation. Instead, I was moved by the relationship between them.

Historically, it seems that the direct descendant of the fourteenth year, Fujin, died young! Come on big

Maybe the ending is really irreversible. In fact, the ending is not important anymore, as long as the heroine and Fourteen can stay together. But I really don't understand why Fourteen brought back that Mongolian woman. I really don't understand. Do you really like her, but I'm afraid it's not the case? If that's not the case, wouldn't it mean that you've been scolded in vain?