The Bright Moon Shines on Those Who Come (Huo Qubing)

I kept crying while watching it, wanting to see General Xiao Huo change his destiny, but as the author said, falling into the whirlpool of the struggle between the regime and factions is an insult to the champion. Such a good person could not give him a better ending than dying young. Why is this happening? And it is indeed like this. I wish there would be an afterlife or another world where champions, generals, and emperors could display their ambitions without any scruples or grudges, open up new territories, and fight wars. No one could defeat them. They didn't know what they were talking about.

In the past, it was the general who stayed in the princess's mourning hall, but now it is the princess who stays in the general's mourning hall [holding her chin]

Feng Lang lives in Xu and ascends to the vast sea. I have always imagined that Huo Qubing should be like this.

Harm Since ancient times, famous generals are like beauties, and they are not allowed to grow old in the world. This may be the best ending

Okay, I feel so uncomfortable that my wife didn't even write a side story [crying]

When I saw the changes, I thought the ending had been changed. I clicked in and got stabbed repeatedly. Will there be a spin-off (in my lifetime series)?

The author's writing is really great, but I was really sad when Huo Qubing died. Success and fame are full of absurdities

Princess: Hee hee! General: Scared!

Madam, do you really have no extra stories? QAQ is the kind of college student relationship where two people live in modern times in their next life and have no worries.

I skipped to the ending halfway through watching. I didn't expect it to end like this. Alas.