Yuan Tan, the youngest royal prince in the Da Qi Dynasty and recognized by the ladies of Kyoto as the leader of the four princes, basically only does these three things in his life:
First, eating, drinking, having fun and looking cool won the hearts of all the ladies in Kyoto;
Second, persistently looking for Yu Sheng, his sworn brother who relied on him when he was in trouble as a child;
Third, he went out of his way to cause trouble for Zhao Yusheng, the fourth girl of Xinchang Bo Mansion.
Until one day there was a thunder in the sky: the author told him that Zhao Yusheng was Yu Sheng back then.
Yuan Tan spurted out a mouthful of old blood, then found a big knife, and decided to hack the unscrupulous author to death:
Damn it, can we make a difference? In what age are you still playing the clichéd joke of women disguising themselves as men!
The essays I have completed are "Poverty and Happiness in the Village" and "Enemies Live at Opposite Doors"
The article "Catching a Son-in-Law" in my archive
Purpose: Perseverance in life and living towards goodness
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It seems that this Miss Hu San will be a disaster in the future
It seems that this Miss Hu San will be a disaster in the future