Hey, everyone. This book is an old work I wrote back when I was young and clueless. The plot isn't very good, and it's quite different from my current style. I hope you won't read it. If you're curious and do read it, please don't scold me. Hugs.
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The famed Princess Changyi is going to marry the useless, good-for-nothing heir to the Prince of Changning?
The entire dynasty was thrown into turmoil.
Minister A: I heard Princess Changyi has a fiery temper. I never wanted to ruin my own grandson's life, but I didn't expect to land the Prince of Changning's heir in trouble instead... I didn't kill Bo Ren, yet Bo Ren died because of me! I have wronged the Principality of Changning!
Minister B: I heard the heir to Changning is gravely ill and doesn't have long to live. What a shame. Princess Changyi will probably be widowed while she's still young...
Minister D: I don't know anything. Where's Minister C?
Minister C: I'm a physician of the Imperial Medical Office... I couldn't cure the heir to Changning, so I've been exiled...
The ministers: ...
Theme:
Accepting the incompetence, being hurt so badly, and being able to do nothing after being persuaded, it was not Gou Jian, so he had no choice but to do so. Totally unhuman. The same goes for the princess, I feel very much in love, but in the end my lover was bullied like that. It's okay if I don't know. I already know the location and can go up to meet Chunfeng once, so I can't make a good plan to rescue the person. As promised by the smart people, Xiaobai was tortured to the point of compromise. It's true, but I don't like it. I'm slightly Shuangjie.
It felt like it started high and then went low. In the end, it felt like the characters of Princess Chang Yi and Bai Xi collapsed a bit. Bai Xi's concern for Princess Chang Yi will not make her let go of the imprint. Princess Chang Yi likes Bai Xi so much and will not withdraw her troops from the Northern Jin Dynasty. She only contacted Bai Xi two years after the death of King Chang Ning. The epilogue explains that King Changning and Princess An Ning were the children of Bai Xi after drunken sex. Is the old monk in the temple talking nonsense about Bai Xi's father not being King Chang Ning? Or was King Chang Ning excusing Princess An Ning and himself when he was dying?? This is the author's first article. Although it has flaws, it can be said that the ending is very rushed and a bit unfinished, but it does not prevent me from liking this article at all, especially the chapter before Bai Xi is captured by Shen Ming. I like the feeling of Bai Xi and Princess Chang Yi getting along. This article can be said to be the best among similar articles I have read. Finally, I hope that the author will not be the same as me. I am not very educated. I just hope that the article can turn from a flaw into a perfect one. I wish the author will work harder and become better and better.
Come on, go, go, go!
Overall, it's quite to my liking.
Ah, he had sex with the princess (sending some kind of regret)
But Bai You is so sassy (star eyes)
Good, very good, very good
Damn, no extras?
Ouch, it turns out to be the first one. I will write better and better in the future. Come on.
Ah ah ah, why is it over?