In the modern world, she was a successful woman. But she and her older sister return to the Qing Dynasty, three hundred years in the past, where she finds her lifelong partner. From then on, all she wants is to spend the rest of her life with him. But the treacherous palace is no place for daydreams. Palace intrigue and the struggle among the Nine Princes to claim the throne shatter her beautiful fantasies. How must she choose between her husband and her sister?
In the modern world, she was an exceptional woman. But she and her younger sister transmigrate to the Qing Dynasty, three hundred years in the past. There, she finds a lover who loves her, but he and her brother-in-law are bitter enemies. How must she choose between family and love?
She says: "I never regretted coming here. Here, I loved, regretted, hated, and hurt, but in the end I found happiness and set off with him on the road to a happy life. This place showed me the most beautiful thing in the world: love."
She says: "I found him here and fell in love with him. From then on, our fates were bound together. I shared his happiness, sadness, and disappointment. I would give him everything, even my life."
Love or not, hate or not, what does it matter?
Why doesn't the author just say that the heroine is a god?
The author's writing is very fluent, and it's a bit like plagiarizing an article I've read. The name is too long and I can't remember it. The author wrote it well, but he wrote too little.
Very good, I am a fan of Thirteen.
Not bad, not bad, I like Thirteen.
Very good, I like Thirteen.
Well written, keep up the hard work and update soon.
Sofa??? Sit down and take a look