A graceful, refined woman believes that mutual love and well-matched families mean a lifetime together is just within reach;
A handsome, distinguished prince believes that he can give up wealth and status, leave behind his title, and grow old together with his beloved in the martial world;
An emperor who rules all under heaven believes that everything beneath the sky belongs to him, and that with the riches of the realm at his command, he can take whatever he desires;
But they are all wrong. One mistake becomes a lifetime of mistakes, a lifelong regret, and an endless heartache...
There is more than one cause and effect.
The Buddha gave rise to all things.
Life and death hinge on a single thought, but what does that thought depend on...
Starting a new story, A Long Pavilion's Lament: http://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=486829
Author's intent:
Before I bought V, I thought it was a side story about the young couple, who were so calm after all the hard times, but the result... Alas... It seems that the author really likes palace fighting. He fights for the sake of fighting. Some of the information that the article should convey becomes negative here. It's like being innocent and kind will have a hard time in the palace, but the problem is that the heroine has no intention of winning in the palace. She wants to leave here all the time, so this setting is a paradox.
Let's go shopping again. I hope I can come back to fill in the gaps when I have time at Chengdu University.
Whenever I'm in a book shortage, I pick it up and read it. It's so good that I've read it no less than five times.
I have been collecting this book for several years and now I have time to read it. I didn't expect it to be unusually good. The author is very thoughtful and makes me want to read it. It's so good that I can't stop reading it. It's so good, but I still want to read a few more episodes and see more of the heroine's happy life.
I persisted until now, and finally finished reading the full text, but my eyes were filled with tears, it was so sour. The whole article is filled with this tragic color. If you read it in such a large format, you are almost torturing yourself, but it is still a good article.
I read the article from 18 years ago and read the comments at the same time. I realized that 90% of the readers hate the emperor, so I feel relieved [Let me be healthy]
I finally finished reading it this time. I like this book very much, it is written very delicately, and I feel pity for Bi'er after all. She is smart, kind, and can see clearly, but still walks into the trap calmly. She may have been disappointed and lost hope long ago.
The writing is really good, and the main and supporting characters are all vividly portrayed. Many people don't like Gao Yu, but Gao Yu has an imperial look. Isn't that what an emperor is like? Compared to Xun Wei, I prefer Gao Yu. He is more like a flesh-and-blood person. Although he is not perfect, he is a promising and affectionate monarch. It is a pity that he has done so much but never won the heart of the heroine. I can only say that falling in love only requires a little chance, sooner or later will not work. I don't know where the love started, but it goes deeper and deeper. . . . .
Alas~~~~~~~~~There is only the Marquis of Jing'an
Great article, keep writing better articles.