Daylight's End

Emmm, the plot feels a little confusing. What is the tenfold reward for the little princess of Nanzhao? Who does Yin Xiang help deliver things to Pei Jiu? What does it have to do with Pei Qi's death? Why does Bai Shu call Princess Nanzhao sister? Bai Yuan only seems to be unhappy? All the questions were left unanswered. Bai Zhi seemed to be too open-minded?

I read this article again after a few years. At that time, I thought it was very interesting. I just simply liked the characters in this book. But I feel like there are some places that I can't think deeply about.

So strange. This extra story is completely different from the heroine's memory. Didn't the heroine say that he never touched her during the two years she was married to the hero in her previous life?

Alas, the plot is okay and the writing is average, but I still finished reading it.

The pitfalls of the little princess Nanshao in her previous life have not yet been filled.

I looked confused and confused, with no beginning or end, what?

The extra is different from what was promised... But it's still very interesting.

So in fact, after seeing some golden elixir embroidery again, his memory has been confused, and then he mistook the princess for Bai Zhi, and lived a gay life, until Bai Zhi jumped off the building, solved the poison, and wanted to When he woke up, the princess ran away, and then he thought that it was Bai Zhi who had been having sex with him. ⊙▽⊙If you think so, ⊙▽⊙The male protagonist did not know until his death that the princess was the one who had sex with him⊙▽⊙ But I also feel that there is something wrong with the relationship between the male protagonist and the third prince (although this is a good explanation for why Prince Gong always cheats his son to favor his nephew)

Was it because some little princess took that medicine in the previous life, and all his love was replaced by someone else's, and then the heroine was forced to death. After the heroine died, the medicine failed.

The extra is very touching. . . Ah Jiu died so miserably. .