The master of the Floating Life Pavilion, Qin Subai, was so broke she had less money than the dirt on her face. She went up the mountain to gather herbs and, by chance, picked up Prince Yu, Xi Hesong, who was wanted with a huge reward posted on the imperial notice board.
The limping prince, with no power, no influence, no powerful relatives, and the whole city hunting him, said he planned to seize the throne. Qin Subai just thought he had some pretty ambitious ideas.
Later, hand in hand and heart to heart, the two of them really did snatch the throne.
Little Xi: I watch the sky at dawn and the clouds at dusk. Walking or sitting, I think of you.
Little Qin: Mm. I deserve this.
One-on-one, happy ending.
Completed novel: Power Eunuchs and the Fallen City
During the Zhengde reign of the Great Yong dynasty, the eunuch faction meddled in government and the palace eunuchs wielded unchecked power. The Eastern and Western Depots both opposed and relied on each other, loving and fighting as they framed people and stirred up unjust cases.
And the heads of the two depots were both fake eunuchs.
Theme:
"Logic" is a modern word and is not suitable to be placed in ancient Chinese.
Twenty chapters in, the interaction between the two is endearing and enjoyable to watch.
The collision and dialogue between these two people is really fun and interesting
Ah Qing is so pitiful. . . If the enemy lives longer and can be killed by his hands, he might be able to untie the knot in his heart. Otherwise, I really want to kill the enemy's daughter.
Hahahaha, the princess is going to be cheated
Hahaha, the male protagonist's image in the female protagonist's heart has plummeted, and he has turned into a sinister man who covets treasures.
Was this Aunt Li arranged by the hero?
Hahaha, the male protagonist feels aggrieved
Wow, the heroine is so witty, oh my god, she is more thoughtful than the male protagonist who wants to seize the legitimate heir.
There are too many loopholes in the rules that the Jianghu people and the court don't care about.