
A Lifetime of Peace
一世长安
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Wait... Isn't the heroine a beggar? Qaq: How come Duke Zhen became her adoptive father? Can anyone explain to me? I'm a little confused.
I don't understand, let alone the inexplicable love of the Duke of Guo who sacrifices himself for the love of the heroine. Since the heroine returns to the Palace of the Duke of Guo, she needs to explain her methods, connections and resources. The Duke of Renguo is not bad, but he is so kind when his clan is suddenly wiped out and he would rather die than save a person who is not an adopted daughter. Emmmm,,, Murong Yuan is also very strange. He took the fetus to save people and just treated it as a stupid setting. How long has it been since the heroine "went home" and he still comes here to torture people== Abuse for the sake of abuse? If the heroine is his true love, and he throws her into the desert to be tortured in all kinds of ways, isn't it...,,, Why is he looking for someone⊙∀⊙? Or what did Xibei say? Then his prince doesn't like the heroine's look of guilt and rabies but also tortures people emmmmm,,, Finally, let's not talk about the heroine's status. She was just a beggar at the beginning. It was a kindness for the prince to bring her back to the palace. In that era, people with the heroine's status did not have human rights. She had food and drink for free and got a noble status. The prince treated her well. I think she should be grateful in the early stage even if she didn't have any complaints? As for the princess who eloped later and came back (...) If the prince wants to pamper her, well, if he likes her, it's normal to be left out in the cold, but the one who broke her belly and took the son (...) Is really a scumbag. I won't talk about it anymore, it's a mess.
Is it also from "I wish we never met each other in the next life"?
I feel that the relationship is a bit confusing. Earlier it was said that Ji Le was obsessed with the death of the child. Later, it was said that the relationship between Ji Le and the heroine was probably only the heroine's child was missing. In the previous chapters, it was said that the heroine was the princess of Chang'an of Chu State, named Ji Le. . This relationship is too confusing, right?
Then why did you treat the heroine so badly in the last life, and why did you look so infatuated with Ji Yue?
What's going on? The child is not the prince's. Why did he marry fake Ji Yue in his last life?
I finished reading it in one night. I was so angry. I felt that Murong Yuan had not tortured her enough. And Ji Ning, it was too cheap to let her die like this. I was really angry and angry.
In fact, I have never really understood the thoughts of people like Murong Yuan. He didn't say anything and was so nice to Ji Ning. He deserved it.
What makes Murong Chong worthy of sympathy? Are you self-righteous and think everything should revolve around him? It's better to be the male protagonist, just torture him!
Someone recommended reading the article today, and I finished it in one night. It's very well written. Come on, I'm looking forward to the new article.