The Nightingale in the Tower

I watched it several years ago, and I still like it when I think about it. George is actually just a tool to execute orders. Eleanor's hatred for him mainly lies in the fact that he personally executed his own family members. In fact, in modern times, he was just performing official duties (quietly), so this one is a bit miserable. Of course... He is willing to give up everything he owns and indulge in this addictive and fatal love like poison. Such intense emotions... It really makes goosebumps rise, it's really cool (?) Damn, actually, I still want to see them continue to torture each other, and I want Eleanor's mood to fluctuate a little bit.

I picked up this article out of the blue. It's really well written, but I'm so heartbroken. QAQ I probably can't handle this kind of darkness, and the blank space is so appetizing.

I always feel that George has liked the heroine for a long time. I feel that the heroine in front of me didn't find the sight of George.

It would be better if it was a medium-length novel. By the way, when did George know that she was Eleanor? Did he always know it?

Oh, it would be nice if it was a long story.

Um?? So what is it??? Can't figure it out???

. . . This is awesome but why doesn't the heroine kill the king? . . . It feels like I've taken revenge on a large circle of kings but it's not enough. The male protagonist is actually quite innocent. Can he disobey the boss's order? . .

Sure enough... I was too young when I first read this article... I finally understand why "gauze" can cause rumors...

←George and Eleanor in that article haha.

I went to see Du Niang, Elizabeth is so amazing.