This is the story of a bridegroom who was married in another's place and wholeheartedly wants to fall in love,
while the groom suspects a trap and dares not give his heart;
this is also the story of a bridegroom who longs with all his heart for love and tenderness,
while the groom is naturally suspicious and squanders the love already given to him.
Which is more tragic: longing for something you cannot have, or having it and losing it again?
When you finally wake up and turn back from the wrong path, is it still in time?
This novel has two couples:
The Crown Prince and his Consort
Mu Hengtian and Shi Yun (Yun Tuo)
Thanks to the cover artist, Zhu Yi, from Qingcheng Cover Studio.
Theme:
I have finished reading this article, and I still like it as much as before, but I was a little disappointed at the end, feeling that it was written too hastily. It was just a few years after I started writing it. I was expecting to be tortured later, even a little bit, but I ended up posting it in a hurry. I had already figured out all the plots in the chapter where I invited Gong to enjoy the flowers. Hey, why did Shou care so much about Gong during the whole process? I have never written about Gong caring about Shou. But the deputy CP is really surprising. He is just a scumbag who has to suffer so much that he becomes Shou.
Big, what do you mean? If the plan in the postscript cannot keep up with changes, is it possible that the content you wrote may change, or that the time of opening the pit may change?
Congratulations on finishing the article. This is the longest article I have ever written, right? Are there any extras later?
(?ω?) What happened in the end?
(?ω?) What happened in the end?
Waiting for update(:з っ )っ
Haha, it's really Happy New Year now (●°u°●)??"
Merry Christmas! I saw gay friends crawling over in pairs in my briefcase, and now they are hugging their big thighs tightly.
Regarding whether Yuntuo and Mu Tianheng are temporary stepmothers or permanent stepmothers (づ ●─● )づ
The plot is right^O^/