The Second Young Lady
二姑娘
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"The person who planned such a sesame and mung bean..." Is a big bug for the author~ There is a profound meaning here
After looking at the publication date, this extra story was probably written to fulfill the setting of the doctor's daughter, and the author is considered relatively responsible.
It's indeed a dog's tail. I feel like this extra episode is unnecessary. Why does the author insist that they become emperors and queens?
Score. The perfect ending!
Well, the heroine's happiness is based on her son's pain: the prince who has survived for 62 years may no longer have the passion to govern the country, and has lived in the shadow of his powerful parents all his life.
Yes, I just looked at my age and it feels like it's really too long.
I guess the author has closed the book?
Xinda's writing has always been of a high standard, and the ancient proverbs are interesting, but the ending is a bit too fast.
Death from illness is not the right ending. . . And this emperor has been in power for too long
What's going on now? No more writing? In the past, one article followed the other. What's going on?