
The Nine Hairpins
九簪记
- Status
- Unknown
- Length
- 12k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 22y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
4Chapters
3Favorites
2.7kClicks per chapter
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九簪记
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I also like hairpins and have collected a few silver hairpins. Long hair ties people together just like emotions.
Weird
I like Wenwen with personality, like you!
Very good writing and ideas!
I just came back from a long business trip, haha, I will report here right away. I dial-up the Internet out of town, but the web page always cannot be opened. However, 55555555555 has not been updated. My heart is really broken. However, Hua has an update, haha, I've seen them all. I hope there will be updates on both sides, thinking greedily. Work hard to fill it in!
Come on and write^^^^^^
Very good writing, looking forward to the next story
Yi Shi really wanted to say that the nine hairpins are nine hairpins and the flower is the flower, but he can't... "Nine Hairpins" and "II" are written in the front, and "Hua" is written in the back. Therefore, Concubine Qing's helplessness was deliberately avoided in the "Hua", which made her appear to be a bad person. Concubine Qing is actually a woman who wants nothing. She is just at a loss after losing Mingzong. In Runzhi's eyes, although he will not sympathize with her, he will not regard her as an enemy. She is not qualified! Now in Central China, the story of Runzhi's return from Western Xinjiang has not yet been written. If that paragraph is written, it is really inconsistent with it. It would be better to change it later. (Laughs...) Don't change it now, and then you'll see problems again! Anonymous Shi can only be sure that Runzhi did not want people to misunderstand Mingzong under any circumstances!
After watching it again, I found that there was a plot that didn't make sense. "My dearest concubine, I don't want to disgrace the emperor's reputation! We... Are innocent!" The man raised his wrist to his eyebrows, and there was a red mark on his wrist. It was as red as blood, like an unhealed wound, or like a bright red petal. Against his pale face, he still remained calm. Shou Gong... It turns out that she guessed wrong, that person was actually a woman! Confronting that clear gaze, she felt ashamed. How dangerous and unwise is it to expose one's own weakness in this way, and the fatal weakness lies with the enemy (which can be said to be the hostile party at that time)? Xu Runzhi shouldn't be like this. A small suggestion: Haha, please modify it for us (readers)! This way you can consistently uphold your writing style.
The angle of this article is chosen very well. I like it very much, I seem to be able to feel something in your heart