
The Empress's Chronicle
皇后本纪
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 90k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 17y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
25Chapters
40Favorites
770Clicks per chapter
37Comments
Reader comments 36
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皇后本纪
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It is estimated that the uncle of the Guo family told Guo Shengtong back then, "My dear, this young man's name is Liu Xiu. He was once married before and later divorced. (This love affair may be recorded in Wenji.) He is a good man and has a gentle temper. I plan to marry him. I don't dare to treat you badly even if I give him a try. What do you think?"
My favorite sentence is "officials are like the king of government." If Liu Xiu didn't have such ambition and magnanimity, how could he not have the glorious future of Guangwu Zhongxing? Recently, I have been fascinated by the history of the Han Dynasty, and the large number of articles just quenches my thirst. Wow haha! ~~
I like to read historical novels the most, especially those about the palace. Thank you so much for your article. I will definitely read it carefully!
She is really not a simple woman. In troubled times, women are expendable.
I support the author to continue writing, hoping to write a Yin Lihua that is different from the beautiful country.
Good looking~ When will it be updated? Didn't you say you won't abandon the trap? Update soon~~~~The author's reply: Although I am lazy, I do promise not to give up. Kiss!
After reading the first chapter, I think the author's writing is good, so I support it~ The author's reply: Thank you! Welcome, please spread the word! Hehe!
Support author reply: Thank you!
Well written Not inferior to "Beautiful Country" hope to continue working hard Especially in emotional scenes... The author's reply: Thank you for your encouragement, the highlight of your relationship will come, although the speed is as slow as mine!
Sofa!! Finally updated!!! By the way, can I throw duck eggs? Author's reply: Is it salted duck egg? Can I have porridge? Welcome welcome!