Wow, Chapter 3 is locked. It's 0202. Can anyone tell me what Chapter 3 is about?
I like it. It seems that Su Yang has fallen in love with Yu Chu. Is it to repay her mother's love debt? Snickering, haha
I like your story, the more I read it, the more I like it, especially what Yu Mofeng said before his death. In fact, the human emotions are so realistically written.
Su Yang sees things more clearly than her mother Luo An, so she won't make it too difficult for herself. However, no matter how free and easy she is, she is still a thoughtful woman.
The two ancient poems written in big letters are not HE.
This Yu Chu, after taking care of his mother and then taking care of his daughter, I wonder if his love for Luo An will transfer to Su Yang?
Then Shaka also hates it, right?! Is it true that as I estimated above, after Yu Mofeng returned to Fusang, he could no longer let go of the familiar shadow, and then abandoned Shajia and returned to China?
How did Yu Mofeng recover his memory back then? Was it really possible to kill Luo An with a single blow, and then he was restored to his original state? The prince woke up with a kiss, but did he regain his soul with a sword?
So well written! I watched the second part first, and then the first. After watching it, I couldn't help but come back and watch it again. I still felt that this one was better.
In fact, it could be longer. I feel like there are still a lot of things that haven't come out. I still don't understand some things, or my understanding is too low.
I have a question, if the child is born from Suyang's father, how can he be called nephew? And if it is Yu Mofeng, how come he is only five or six years old? It has been more than ten years since he came back.
Suyang's little temper was really inherited from her mother. When I see Su Yang, how can I remember Luo An? It turns out that I have never been able to let go... Luoan, Luoan, the Shen family's daughter has landed in peace. When I saw Yu Mofeng's face clearly at the last moment, I was ecstatic. I think Luo An has no regrets.
Wow, Chapter 3 is locked. It's 0202. Can anyone tell me what Chapter 3 is about?
I like it. It seems that Su Yang has fallen in love with Yu Chu. Is it to repay her mother's love debt? Snickering, haha
I like your story, the more I read it, the more I like it, especially what Yu Mofeng said before his death. In fact, the human emotions are so realistically written.
Su Yang sees things more clearly than her mother Luo An, so she won't make it too difficult for herself. However, no matter how free and easy she is, she is still a thoughtful woman. The two ancient poems written in big letters are not HE.
This Yu Chu, after taking care of his mother and then taking care of his daughter, I wonder if his love for Luo An will transfer to Su Yang? Then Shaka also hates it, right?! Is it true that as I estimated above, after Yu Mofeng returned to Fusang, he could no longer let go of the familiar shadow, and then abandoned Shajia and returned to China?
How did Yu Mofeng recover his memory back then? Was it really possible to kill Luo An with a single blow, and then he was restored to his original state? The prince woke up with a kiss, but did he regain his soul with a sword?
So well written! I watched the second part first, and then the first. After watching it, I couldn't help but come back and watch it again. I still felt that this one was better.
In fact, it could be longer. I feel like there are still a lot of things that haven't come out. I still don't understand some things, or my understanding is too low.
I have a question, if the child is born from Suyang's father, how can he be called nephew? And if it is Yu Mofeng, how come he is only five or six years old? It has been more than ten years since he came back.
Suyang's little temper was really inherited from her mother. When I see Su Yang, how can I remember Luo An? It turns out that I have never been able to let go... Luoan, Luoan, the Shen family's daughter has landed in peace. When I saw Yu Mofeng's face clearly at the last moment, I was ecstatic. I think Luo An has no regrets.