Do not pine away: a thousand tears for plum blossoms in the cold. Tears for plum blossoms in the cold, the young heart's troubles, the shattered notes of a flute. I raise my cup and would again get drunk among the flowers; by the little stove, I sleep in my clothes beneath the snowy moon. Sleeping in my clothes, beneath the New Year lantern's glow, we meet again in dreams.
I have vanished, yet I exist once more.
I have forgotten, yet I remember.
Which is the truth, and which is an illusion?
Which came first, the cause or the effect?
Theme:
Huang Quan did not die from righteousness or internal strife. Thank you to the author for your noble hand in saving Grandpa righteousness.
The ending is really reasonable and unexpected! I originally thought it would turn into an ending where the cunning rabbit dies and the lackey becomes a scumbag, or the protagonist dies in the ending where the inner demon scumbag is killed, or the protagonist dies inexplicably in the ending where Xiao Xiaozhuan is killed, etc. Thanks to the author genius
I don't understand, I'm anxious, why do I look like everyone else understands∏_∏
Damn, I really want to know who wrote the words on the introduction?
Damn, I seem to know who wrote the words on the introduction?
I feel sad for Chichi, but he didn't have a last wish, so he died a worthy death (?╥ω╥`)
The emperor was also tired. None of his son and nephews were obedient and were busy being assassinated all day long. His nephew's role as a puppet was at least voluntary, so there is no need to comment on the legitimacy of seizing the throne. . . It's also hard work
This chapter begins with the legendary Japanese drama Paole!
Finally finished reading it! It's miserable_(:з∠)_
Hmm,,,, I can't figure it out
Huang Quan did not die from righteousness or internal strife. Thank you to the author for your noble hand in saving Grandpa righteousness.
The ending is really reasonable and unexpected! I originally thought it would turn into an ending where the cunning rabbit dies and the lackey becomes a scumbag, or the protagonist dies in the ending where the inner demon scumbag is killed, or the protagonist dies inexplicably in the ending where Xiao Xiaozhuan is killed, etc. Thanks to the author genius
I don't understand, I'm anxious, why do I look like everyone else understands∏_∏
Damn, I really want to know who wrote the words on the introduction?
Damn, I seem to know who wrote the words on the introduction?
I feel sad for Chichi, but he didn't have a last wish, so he died a worthy death (?╥ω╥`)
The emperor was also tired. None of his son and nephews were obedient and were busy being assassinated all day long. His nephew's role as a puppet was at least voluntary, so there is no need to comment on the legitimacy of seizing the throne. . . It's also hard work
This chapter begins with the legendary Japanese drama Paole!