Jiang Feibai would never forget the moment he first met Xu Qinghan.
Sweet osmanthus bloomed in profusion in the courtyard. She knelt on the bluestone ground, having just received the imperial edict ordering her family confiscated. She looked up at him, a little lost.
She was as beautiful as the rumors claimed, with glossy dark hair, a lovely face, and a graceful figure. Her beautiful eyes turned toward him, brimming with tears, as if they were separated by layers of mist.
*A modest gentleman, gentle as jade. His love is like the tide: restrained, mighty, and ever flowing.
*This book was originally titled "Ode to the Qing River."
Theme: No matter what circumstances you find yourself in, never give up hoping for better things.
I'm really annoyed by the male protagonist's character. The female protagonist's house is ransacked, and the male protagonist escorts the prisoners. Although he is acting under orders, he feels aggrieved. Well, I'm just so petty and like to express my anger.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha, Concubine of the One Hundred and Eighty-seventh House, this young master Gao is in good health, help me, aren't you afraid of dying from exhaustion? Oh my god, that's terrible.
This is the lowest level of home confiscation I have ever seen. It made me laugh to death.
I'm going to die laughing, this is too fast
Hahahaha, such a good person is a good tool to save my parents.
This is the most successful novel I have ever read about the success of rebellion, haha
There were no ups and downs, but the general and the lady had a good time.
The heroine is so gentle. Even though she is so down and out, she is still very kind to the maid.
Damn it's over so quickly
But why is the heroine always being held hostage, eh? Being too beautiful is also a sin ((o(> Pan<)o))!!