Literary version:
Every legend in Ying Lan's life began with a snowfall, turning everything white.
Cute version:
This is the story of a sweet, adorable little Princess Lan, and her (blood-and-tears) struggle to evolve into a domineering flower empress.
A slow burn, serious drama, no palace intrigue, happy ending. The author is hopelessly obsessed with dark, outrageous melodrama and over-the-top plot twists.
A yuri story set in the same series' Chu Yue universe: a sweet-faced, dark-hearted, lovesick menace who thinks he rules the world, paired with a scheming nemesis and a royal family of beauty addicts. "Frost on Bamboo"
Please add it to your favorites and shower it with flowers!
Recommended new BG story by my friend: Jin Le's "A Love That Goes It Alone"
How did Xiao Lanlan embark on the path of evil? Very curious.
Inexplicably, I thought of Dinghai Jade, what a good thing, I wish I had one.
No wonder King Qin doesn't like Xiao Lanlan. Prince Ning must have deliberately wanted Prince Qin and Lan Lan to hear this, huh.
Don't think about Ah Liang, he is not your lover.
This chapter is so full of information that it's going to explode!
Orchid: I, I, I remembered! The male protagonist's surname in this book is Cao! Nahara Ryo! A Liang… King Duan: The child is sick and confused. There is no male protagonist in this book. You are destined to live alone.
Uh-huh, uh-huh, we have a pornographic book~ It's so cruel to be used as a substitute to confess~
During the Duanwang special performance, he was actually called Lord Rabbit, King of Qin? I can't bear it! King Qin is a real man who endured humiliation and turned over once and for all!
Happy Lantern Festival, let's watch the lanterns.
Happy Lantern Festival!!!! King Duan is so pitiful~~~~~~~ His appearance is not as good as that of King Qin, his temperament is not as good as that of King Ning, and his "structure" is not as good as that of Ah Cao