The first twenty-some chapters set things up. If that's not your thing, feel free to skip straight to chapter 25.
[My historical romance, The Fragrance of Grass and Trees in the Southern Tower Last Night, has begun! I hope you'll give it your support!]
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Comedic blurb:
Name: Han Zhen (Zhen Niang, Seventeenth Lady)
Appearance: Not ugly
Personality: Passable
Special talents: ... A big butt, good for having babies?
Political background: The last eighteen generations of her family were all law-abiding citizens.
In Chang'an, right beneath the emperor's nose, Zhen Niang is a young bystander who watches all the plots and power struggles in the imperial family with bated breath. Then one day, she's suddenly swept into the whirlpool of palace intrigue and becomes Crown Prince Li Hui's concubine. Just how is she supposed to enjoy the show now?
This is a fictional setting, but the background is inspired by the Tang dynasty. There may be some errors in the story, so please feel free to point them out!
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That Long-Term Laborer, a Qing dynasty farming story, by Gong Mo Yi Zhi
The Hilarious Drama Queen of the Boss's Family, about a goofy young person and plenty of laughs, by Liu Lian Yue Se
The Heavenly Court Entertainment Company, a thousand-year-old Daji x the reincarnated King Zhou, by Nan Xin Yi Cheng
The Two-Huskies of the Debt Bookshop, by Xiao Ala
Interstellar Cultivation Daily Life, about a genius boy and a dimwitted girl, by Li Yang
Theme:
Keep going, don't stop. I can go on for another eight hundred chapters recalling the murderous dog food. Still haven't said what secrets Li Hui contributed to coax Zhenniang back after a year of cold war~~
I don't like Mrs. Qin, but the price of killing her is too high... She doesn't deserve it at all.
Seeing this result is really speechless. All wise and kind people have suffered, and all vicious and stupid people have become evil.
It was obvious that the bone was stuck in the throat. What do you mean? The prodigal son will not exchange for the gold, but he obviously has enough gold that he does not need, but he wants to purify the 18K gold, just because the second-class one occupies a good position. Either write Li Er first so that he's not so uncomfortable at all. Now, in order to make room for the throne destined for Li Er, it is impossible for the slave to die, and it is not safe to become a monk. This is the disaster for the slave. Who told him to be born late?
So does the author have to make Erlang the emperor? In this article, only Erlang is his biological child! In other articles, the heroine and the male protagonist have a golden finger. This article has a golden finger for Erlang. No matter what he does wrong, Gu, his brother's legs, the back house, so many wrong things, he has the protection of the author. He can be the emperor and get everyone's understanding. In this regard, he is not as good as Qin...
I want to laugh a little but I'm afraid you'll be proud... Big! … How much hatred do you have against your first love??!?! Don't hate it, just put it down and lie down~ There is no limit to the sea of suffering and you can turn around and become a Buddha! It tastes so good~
Hmm... This ending is not bad. But I actually want to see how Zhenniang and Li Hui slowly get over their grief. At this point I want to say... I'm finally a little lucky that Li Hui has such a temperament, otherwise he would have been torn apart by the author ~ Oh, cause and effect. PS. The Qin family's relatives were really unlucky for eight lifetimes.
Everyone has no choice but to hurt each other Tuhao Tuhao, did you drop this?
I feel like this article always has a touch of sadness
What's wrong with Mr. Jiulang? Jumping to the end and finding something wrong with Jiulang and A Zhen???