Inspiration:
The Jianwen Emperor, Zhu Yunwen, was honest and kindhearted. In 1402, his uncle, the Prince of Yan, launched the Jingnan Campaign, captured Nanjing, and seized power. Twenty-six-year-old Zhu Yunwen disappeared without a trace. Moved by this, I wrote The Lost Phoenix Bell.
Synopsis: Qi Yun, the daughter of the Grand Secretary, was renowned for her talent from childhood, versed in poetry and literature, and gifted with the poetic talent of Xie Daoyun.
Liang Zhen, Commander of the Imperial Guards, came from a family of nobility. Handsome and imposing, he was the foremost commander of the three armies.
When she first met him, waterfalls rushed through the valleys. She saw a brave man, tall and straight as jade, with wisdom in his grasp and all plans laid out.
When he first saw her, her gauzy veil fluttered. Her brows were like emerald feathers, her skin like snow, her fingers slender as jade, her waist as slim as a sash.
She reached out to help her childhood friend escape the political turmoil. He was ordered to capture the deposed emperor and bring him back to court. Amid schemes and power plays, they matched wits and courage. After a chance encounter on the run, who would emerge victorious in the end, and who would flee at the crucial moment?
"Miss Qi, I lost." I fell in love with you.
Premise:
So the little emperor is still dead
The woman's father is also a talented person
It's great. It's different from the ancient romances that are prevalent on the Internet. I like the writing and plot. Thanks for the limited fee.
He has worked hard for Chapter 132
Wishful thinking will bring disaster to you.
Fool, he wants to kill your father
Coming?! As long as you're not a supporting actress and like someone named Liang, come on.
It's very interesting, but I felt sad after reading it. It's so human~ It's so well written.
After reading it, I feel a little regretful. It's a pity that the heroine couldn't have one-on-one time with the male protagonist. It's a pity that the male protagonist cheated on her mentally. It's a pity that the second male protagonist didn't repent in time. It's a pity that he lost Anti.
Thanks for the limited exemption, I saw this good article~ Actually, I was a little hesitant when I saw it was a "serious drama", thinking that there might be three wives and four concubines, but it turned out okay