The Imperial Merchant's Daughter

The country of Java. . . . . .

I have always liked your writing. Thank you for the warmth you bring to us. Take big strides and look forward!

No wonder you stopped updating for so long. I don't know what to say, and I don't know how to comfort people. I hope you can adjust your mentality in the future. No one else can help you, but you have to be strong. I feel that all the bad things in life are almost taken up by you. I believe you will see rainbows after the storm. There is still a long way to go and there are many good things you haven't enjoyed yet. A life of short-lived happiness means a lifetime of unhappiness, so live happily. When you are unhappy, you have to find happiness for yourself.

Damn, do we have a side story?

Wasn't this Shen Moci given to Lu Jizu by King Jing? And King Guangping always wanted to kill his own son. Why would he touch someone if he didn't like him? Why would he treat him as a mortal enemy if he touched him? Why would he want to kill a son after giving birth to him? Is this still a human thing? The tiger's poison does not eat its seeds, it is worse than a beast. How much hatred is there. He wants to kill his son. This man is too cruel and callous. It is simply terrible. This is comparable to a blood feud. Even his closest followers want to kill his legitimate son. It is terrible. This human nature is terrible.

It's been a while since I've updated. I want to see the author. Come back soon. Be heart.

As a result, Hu Yao was so ashamed and angry that she bit her tongue and committed suicide. This was a miracle.

Brother Jing is so heart-wrenching. He worries so much about gain and loss. Ayao's feelings for Brother Jing are far less deep than Brother Jing's feelings for her.

Lu Jizu proclaimed himself the crown prince? Was it Lu Jizu's people who intercepted A Yao? Where has Brother Jing gone?

People and dogs? The officials who took refuge with Lu Jizu were in trouble for Brother Jing.