The Luoyang Calamity

Well, maybe it's because I like Luo Cheng, so when I think about things, my mind always gravitates toward him. After watching the scene in front of Jia Liu Tower and the scene where the three of them stayed in Luoyang, I feel that Shan Xiongxin is not as generous as Qin Qiong thought... I silently touched Luo Cheng =￣ω￣=

It's a bit sad to see. Everyone like Wagang has his own revenge, family feud, etc. The only one who can come before brotherhood is Luo Cheng, who can't care about himself...

Why was Chang'an Meng locked?

Why was Chang'an Meng locked?

I have always liked Luo Cheng, but I never understood why he wanted to rebel... I always felt that he was just joining in the fun at Jia Liulou at the beginning. He didn't really want to rebel. Even if he wanted to rebel against Luo Cheng, he would still go with his father, so Luo Cheng was with Jia Liulou as a joke. As for the incident in Beiping Mansion later, he had no other choice, so he simply followed his cousin...

Qin Qiong always has too many people and things in her heart

Qin Qiong lost half of his life for Shan Xiongxin. Alas, Shan Xiongxin was too persistent. If he didn't want to join the Tang Dynasty, he could just leave. It would be nice to leave the Central Plains and become an ordinary commoner, living an ordinary life with a princess and children.

Poor cousin, he suffered again.

Qin Qiong's ability to make friends is truly outstanding.

Xu Maogong was originally the best among the brothers in Jia Liulou. He made great achievements throughout his life, became famous, and enjoyed a high position as a British duke. However, he died at a healthy age. It can be said that his life was full of glory and made others envious. It is a pity that the grandson was not born well, which caused their whole family to be wiped out by Wu Zetian. Xu Maogong also had to be dug out after his death. His life was in vain, although he was not known after his death.