
The Chu River Flows East (Drawing Sword Fanfic)
楚江东逝(亮剑同人)
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 59k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 17y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
12Chapters
814Favorites
8.8Score
34.2kClicks per chapter
112Comments
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Is the heroine Jiang Yiyou or Miss Manlin? I can't understand it at all. The previous chapter said that Chu Yunfei and Jiang Jiyou got married and separated. The last two chapters said that Chu Yunfei abandoned Jiang and got together with Manlin.
The author's writing is great. Chu Yunfei and Jiang Yiyou have both the original plot and the emotional line. I am very curious about how these two people have feelings for each other. It seems that they rarely get along with each other.
Want to cry. Plain and long-lasting love, gentlemen and gentlemen, never forget their kindness.
… Whispered, Kang and Qian were really in bad times...
Why is there no married life of Man Lin and Army Commander? I saw it in their comments on Baidu Tieba.
"Xiangjiangxi and Chujiangxi are separated by thousands of rivers and mountains, but they will eventually meet again." It is so well written that they will eventually meet again. The author portrays Chu Yunfei so well. I used to think that Chu Yunfei was an upright man. After reading this article, I discovered that he is also a gentleman. He has true plain and long-lasting love, a gentleman and a gentleman who never forgets his kindness.
I really don't have any good novels to read, so when I revisited the old ones, they turned out to be novels from so many years ago. Time flies so fast.
Why not just explain what she overheard? Let's check it out based on this clue! It's good to make people a little defensive.
. I remember when I watched The Sword, the most profound character was Chu Yunfei. . I don't know why when I read these two stories, I felt like I was looking back a hundred years ago. . Fortunately it is a happy ending. .
I am astonished by the beauty of this short essay!