It's Only When It's so Light That You Know the Flowers Are More Beautiful

Nana's segmentation is more obvious and her language is a bit stiff. "Xuexue will take the final exam from tomorrow to Wednesday. I can't comment on it for you. You have to work hard."

Is the Himalayan cat the same as Karubin, the one from Echizen Ryoma?

A concubine in the Jin Dynasty, without being registered, without a title or uniform, is equivalent to a maid or a concubine. It is just a little higher than a slave attendant. In some palaces, they are treated as servants. If someone from a family like An Lingrong were to enter the Thirteenth Mansion, he would be considered a concubine and a member of the Jin Dynasty. Moreover, the Thirteenth Master not only has a good relationship with Fujin, but also has a few more years to live in the Yongzheng Dynasty. Is the author sure that the heroine is not left a widow? It was impossible for someone from a family like the An family to be like Fujin. He couldn't even gain a foothold in the family, and it would depend on the appearance of Fujin and his children for the rest of their lives. And since you are being a concubine, you might as well be the concubine of the biggest boss, the emperor, and enter the palace to fight for your fortune. Not to mention that if something happens to Magistrate An in the future, the emperor will treat her leniently, but if a child is born in the palace and the emperor dies in the future, the next emperor will not treat the concubine badly for the sake of face and reputation, and will he treat his son in the future? Isn't the palace a good thing? It's very practical and realistic to make your own decision without anyone else taking care of it. Besides, doesn't understanding the plot give yourself more confidence?

It's a very serious and happy ending, and the mystery of the fate of the fellow Taoists is revealed at the last breath, which seems to be a bit like that. . . From above, what would happen if you slowly revealed one by one? What is the relationship between shortbread and Sihuo Shenjun? It seems that Dabai was the one who jumped in the queue, kept cutting in, and finally achieved success. . . The author is in good health. He didn't have any exams, but he has gained enlightenment!

…I don't know them all…