Four years ago, during a palace coup, she was forced to disguise herself as a man and take the throne in her older brother's place.
To avenge her brother, she stopped at nothing and wiped out her enemies.
He stayed by her side for five years, yet she never let her guard down around him.
Then, one day, events changed, and they severed all ties.
With evil usurping the rightful, he ultimately died a tragic death at her hands.
They say there is a fragrance called Soul-Returning Incense that can bring the dead back to life and restore flesh to bare bones.
Can this so-called Soul-Returning Incense really bring the departed back and mend what is broken?
Theme: Take things in stride.
This is a good story, it is destined, good and evil will end, life is like a dream. I feel sorry for Zhou Huaisu, but he is destined to end up like this, falling in love with someone he shouldn't love and entering a death vortex. Why did I feel that Huai Su was the male protagonist and the writing was very fulfilling. It can better represent his perspective, the brave and resourceful young man "just glanced at you in the crowd." Maybe I have a different understanding of the character. I feel that the heroine is a person who attaches great importance to kindness. Her love for the Taifu is more about the Taifu's kindness plus the status of her lover. To her, the Taifu is the beacon of twenty years of life, unreserved love, and security. So losing her Taifu was definitely walking in the dark for her. You can't say this isn't love. It's just that I still prefer Huai Su's kind of love. It's unexplainable and unclear, from the first moment of lust to the inability to extricate myself later.
Oh my god, author, why can't you do something like this... Is it really okay to watch the children being tortured?
Alas, Taifu, my love is too deep to last, you are such a fool.
I was disgusted when I saw the 14-year-old heroine dig out the eyeballs of the supporting actress who loved the hero and give them to him! Nausea! It's understandable that Prime Minister Du would destroy the nine clans, but it's unacceptable to peel off his daughter's eyes alive! The three views are not correct, the female supporting role did nothing bad, the female protagonist is too vicious and disgusting
I really, really like the second male lead, he is sinister and paranoid, smart and calm... He is terrifyingly affectionate to the female lead, quite touching. On the contrary, I have no feelings for the male lead. His character doesn't poke me, it just feels like he is in love. Don't ask, it's just a matter of opinion:)
I have read the entire article. I really don't like the second male lead. I have to separate the male and female protagonists. It's because of him that the female protagonist has always misunderstood the male protagonist. The male protagonist has done so much for the female protagonist and ended up like this. It really fulfilled the oath he made to Li Daoyuan. The female protagonist only learned to cherish it after losing it. Since the male protagonist did not cherish it when he was alive, what is the use of being forcibly resurrected after death? It was just to satisfy his own wish. As a result, the second male protagonist and the female protagonist were buried together. The male protagonist was beaten to ashes and died a good death. Maybe the male and female protagonists really are not destined to be together. The most annoying thing is the second male lead. As the saying goes, it is better to demolish ten temples than to ruin one marriage. The second male lead can be deeply in love, but he just can't tear others apart to fulfill his own. What's more, the female lead really doesn't love him. In the original text, Zhuang Qingwei said to Zhou Huaisu, "Even if you have the same face as Duan Yaohuan, you are not him in Song Qingluan's heart. The second male lead is the same as Yaohui." Yaohui only openly loves the male protagonist crazily, but the second male protagonist can control himself very well. This kind of person is the most terrifying.
Am I the only one who likes Zhou Huaisu? (Crying and laughing)
I really hope I can torture the heroine and then torture the male lead very hard! The master is so pitiful!
Let's talk about heroes over wine, and the overlord will come from my generation. One represents my true love that will last forever!
But why, such a beautiful Tuan Tuan, was to be quartered by five horses after his death, but Zhou was buried with the Holy Master
This is a good story, it is destined, good and evil will end, life is like a dream. I feel sorry for Zhou Huaisu, but he is destined to end up like this, falling in love with someone he shouldn't love and entering a death vortex. Why did I feel that Huai Su was the male protagonist and the writing was very fulfilling. It can better represent his perspective, the brave and resourceful young man "just glanced at you in the crowd." Maybe I have a different understanding of the character. I feel that the heroine is a person who attaches great importance to kindness. Her love for the Taifu is more about the Taifu's kindness plus the status of her lover. To her, the Taifu is the beacon of twenty years of life, unreserved love, and security. So losing her Taifu was definitely walking in the dark for her. You can't say this isn't love. It's just that I still prefer Huai Su's kind of love. It's unexplainable and unclear, from the first moment of lust to the inability to extricate myself later.
Oh my god, author, why can't you do something like this... Is it really okay to watch the children being tortured?
Alas, Taifu, my love is too deep to last, you are such a fool.
I was disgusted when I saw the 14-year-old heroine dig out the eyeballs of the supporting actress who loved the hero and give them to him! Nausea! It's understandable that Prime Minister Du would destroy the nine clans, but it's unacceptable to peel off his daughter's eyes alive! The three views are not correct, the female supporting role did nothing bad, the female protagonist is too vicious and disgusting
I really, really like the second male lead, he is sinister and paranoid, smart and calm... He is terrifyingly affectionate to the female lead, quite touching. On the contrary, I have no feelings for the male lead. His character doesn't poke me, it just feels like he is in love. Don't ask, it's just a matter of opinion:)
I have read the entire article. I really don't like the second male lead. I have to separate the male and female protagonists. It's because of him that the female protagonist has always misunderstood the male protagonist. The male protagonist has done so much for the female protagonist and ended up like this. It really fulfilled the oath he made to Li Daoyuan. The female protagonist only learned to cherish it after losing it. Since the male protagonist did not cherish it when he was alive, what is the use of being forcibly resurrected after death? It was just to satisfy his own wish. As a result, the second male protagonist and the female protagonist were buried together. The male protagonist was beaten to ashes and died a good death. Maybe the male and female protagonists really are not destined to be together. The most annoying thing is the second male lead. As the saying goes, it is better to demolish ten temples than to ruin one marriage. The second male lead can be deeply in love, but he just can't tear others apart to fulfill his own. What's more, the female lead really doesn't love him. In the original text, Zhuang Qingwei said to Zhou Huaisu, "Even if you have the same face as Duan Yaohuan, you are not him in Song Qingluan's heart. The second male lead is the same as Yaohui." Yaohui only openly loves the male protagonist crazily, but the second male protagonist can control himself very well. This kind of person is the most terrifying.
Am I the only one who likes Zhou Huaisu? (Crying and laughing)
I really hope I can torture the heroine and then torture the male lead very hard! The master is so pitiful!
Let's talk about heroes over wine, and the overlord will come from my generation. One represents my true love that will last forever!
But why, such a beautiful Tuan Tuan, was to be quartered by five horses after his death, but Zhou was buried with the Holy Master