After the Substitute Marriage

There are a few points I don't understand. 1. Who was the eunuch whose body was dumped in Yangzhou? Why were he killed because he exposed his deal with Yanyun? 2. Why did you hurt Crown Prince Yeonpyeong to blame the King of Han or to prevent him from entering the capital? In short, the biggest clue is the Yangzhou case, which is a bit like the clue left by the emperor suddenly to the male protagonist. It seems a bit inexplicable.

It was really an anticlimax, and I couldn't stop breathing. Alas. . . . My eyes really lit up when I read the first 80 chapters.

The whole text is about upgrading and fighting monsters, there is no emotional line.

I have read this book no less than four times, and I revisit it every year. It is so sweet and pure love [crying]

There are too few emotional lines. Are there more extras? Woooooooooo [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]

The heroine is portrayed so well, I really like it

There are a bit few emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists.

Second brush completed! Throw flowers?

I've finished reading it. In fact, the emotional line of this book is very small compared to the plot, but the feeling of grabbing candy can't be compared to ordinary sweet books. It feels like eating cp in a serious drama or TV series, so the sweet residue is particularly delicious.

Ah ah ah ah, that's it.