Junyúnname
(1) (Phonetic. From bamboo, homophone. Original meaning: green skin of bamboo; bamboo skin)
(2) The same as the original meaning.
Jun, the beauty of bamboo skin. ——"Guangyun"
Holding Qingjun's staff. ——Wang Jia's "Collected Relics"
In humans, it is like a bamboo arrow with a yun. ——"Book of Rites". Zheng Xuan's note: "Jun is the green skin of bamboo."
Qi Chuang sings, referring to the flower and moon as the title, embroidering the pavilion to discuss feelings, and swearing to Songyun. ——"Warning Words"
The above is copied from Baidu Encyclopedia to explain the title of the article. As for the nibbling... Probably the male protagonist is a foodie like me.
This is a spoof of the light-hearted and brainless idiot Xiang Shuang's article [? ] This article does not have any textual research value. Friends who like the Three Kingdoms should still follow the official history. I can only guarantee that it is not a black story. . .
Xiao Zhuzi struggled in the Three Kingdoms (actually the end of the Han Dynasty). The process was arduous, but the future was bright. Men needed to have sex, and no gay friend could be missing.
*Part of the character BG
*There are CPs who freeze to death in Antarctica.
*The male protagonist CP (it is said that this person can be nicknamed Giant Panda, haha) has not yet decided on this kind of thing, so I will talk nonsense