Everyone dies eventually. Who knew you could really be dead for such a long time?
If you can't be reincarnated after death, how do you pass the centuries, or even millions of years? That's the question.
Zhao Feiyan: Take male lovers. Lots of male lovers.
Fusu: Fight your way through the City of Wrongful Deaths and become its lord.
Ying Zheng: I've always been alone, anyway.
Qing Zhu: Find a ghost for company. I think Dong Lang would do nicely.
Dong Lang: ...
Notes: 1. This story is partly based on historical research. As someone who knows nothing about history, trying to be a history buff makes no sense.
2. A famous doctor as the gong, a noble young master as the shou, plus a group of secondary couples who will shatter your worldview.
3. The underworld is entirely based on my imagination, and differs from the traditional underworld. No horror.
4. I won't abandon this story, but there's no guarantee I won't keep rewriting it.
5. This is the story of Qing Zhu and Dong Lang, but a whole crowd of spectators keeps stealing the spotlight.
It's been so long, but I'm still watching Actually, I don't quite understand why Meng Wu wanted Wang Jian to die. Shouldn't it be Li Si and Zhao Gao?
I don't want to read the sub-CP... Actually, I think it's enough to just randomly match up pairs in the Three Kingdoms. For example, Cao Xunguo, Ceyu (oh, I guess this would have been done without any help), Yipi, Xuanliang, Jiang Zhong, Liu Che, Han Yan and Wei Qing in the future, Emperor Wu and Wan'er in the future
_(:зゝ∠)_... If I didn't know whether straight men are gay or not, I would really believe it
How did Bai Qi and Xiao Fengxian get together... Lalang? Because they are both top military generals?
What a beautiful wedding vows
I don't think it's a bit awkward for my subordinates to call Young Master Fusu directly... Maybe I should call him "Eldest Young Master"? _(:зゝ∠)_I guess, because it's not usually called "eldest master", "eldest prince", "eldest prince", "his highness", "eldest princess" and so on.
Black question mark??? Isn't the eldest son your favorite? Afraid that his son's character was too soft, he sent him to the frontier for training and training, cultivating his confidants, cultivating prestige and mastering military power. (Before, he completely let his son's prestige and reputation among the people go unchecked.) After that, he kicked him out because he had political disagreements (of course there was this factor as well), but if he was just a very satisfied successor to Fusu, The eldest son of Cheng Guoye would never make a decision that was entirely for him despite serious political disagreements. After all, the First Emperor was obviously a bad-tempered tyrant in terms of character), and the news of his favoring Hu Hai during this period spread to the border... Why do you think Hu Hai is completely a shield? And because she wanted to give the best to Fusu, Fusu's biological mother Zheng Ji was even pushed to a lower position...
Quietly tell me that I am very cute Zheng Fusu!
I have finished here today, and I will finish Chapter 4 tomorrow. It is estimated that many of the following chapters will be scrapped. Only the first few chapters are easier to repair, and there are no major changes.
I don't want to break up, I don't want to let go, I chose a story about saving the world that I can't control. It's very laborious. I haven't written the big villain yet, so raising the protagonist to a level that can fight the villain first will waste my efforts. So I have to rebuild it and change it to a daily story. Would it be better for me?