A Lin Daughter (Dream of the Red Chamber + The Legend of the Flying Dagger)

I like it, woo woo hoo, our little Li Tanhua has finally matured (I can't help it, Uncle Jiao's version of Li Tanhua irritated me so much that I can't stand the things he did even more, I hate the mentality that iron cannot be made into steel)

Ah Fei is the son of Shen Lang and Bai Feifei... I feel sorry for Ah Fei Anyway, Shen Lang won't dare to recognize Ah Fei even if he's beaten to death. Tu Chen, just accept it generously... Ha

In his early years, Jia She was a serious heir to the Duke's palace, and his education could not be much worse. Moreover, Jia She was fond of antiques. This kind of hobby that requires a large number of treasures to amuse the eyes cannot be learned without a little knowledge. Combined with the conjecture of Jia She's Yue family, there are traces in the fan's saying that Jia She was the companion of the former deposed prince, Prince Yi Zhong. If the statement is correct, then Jia She was probably involved in the death of Prince Yi Zhong, and was either given up or gave up on himself.

So... Jia She was all pretending before, so it seems that as long as Jia She is willing to take action to rectify the Jia family, the Jia family can still be saved? As long as the Jia family can still be saved... Sister Lin will definitely help out for the sake of Jia's mother and the Jia family sisters, and how could the prince be willing to let sister Lin grieve for the Jia family? Now we can only see what Jia She does...

Can the author write a heart-warming offer5 Luo Jiayun

Can the author update other than the plot? You haven't updated for a long time.

Feifei would rather leave it to the Gulin family and never thought of contacting A Fei's biological father. It is conceivable that he doesn't want A Fei to be involved with that family.

The difficulty of snatching a child with the surname Shen has skyrocketed. It can let you know that you have a son, but it only goes so far.

In fact, ancient dragon masters are not very compatible with the battlefield. Before their martial arts reaches a particularly peak level, they basically focus on 1v1 mode. Especially for swordsmen, who basically rely on offense instead of defense, group battles are more difficult. Of course, the little prince would probably just complain about it and not really send Ah Fei to the battlefield.

To be honest, I don't like anyone in the Jia family, including those sisters. They are not very kind to Sister Lin, so I think it really doesn't matter whether she is saved or not.