"I see how charming Qingqing is"
Copywriting: Yao Zhen thought that she would never see Fan Yiyao again in this life.
She knelt in front of the Buddha statue in Daxiangguo Temple, clasped her hands, and lowered her eyes to pray. He stood aside, clasping the rosary beads in his hands, and staring peacefully, as if she was just an ordinary person among all living beings;
Yao Zhen understood that Fan Yiyao was no longer the innocent young man who held her in the palm of his hand and pampered her in everything;
After praying to the Buddha five hundred times, Yao Zhen finally stood up and walked towards Fan Yiyao. She couldn't help but call him, "Yiyao..."
Fan Yiyao's eyebrows relaxed, his face calm and distant, "I'm a poor monk Baigu, female donor, please respect yourself!"
However, Fan Yiyao turned around, and the young monk beside him saw that their Master Bai Gu had tears in his eyes.
A monk who returns to secular life for love VS a noble heroine
The male protagonist talks little and is scheming; the female protagonist is charming and delicate;
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She is the princess of Daqi. In her previous life, she had never taken this man seriously. He was a high-ranking and traitorous eunuch.
Hong Duan Chaogang is just a eunuch. Who would have thought that when he was forced to die, he would accompany him to the underworld. After resurrecting her life, she never wanted to die a tragic death. The country would be shattered, and she would also strive for a peaceful death. The princess and the eunuch are good partners in palace battles, why not get married?
Not satisfied with food, but want to do it for real? My father-in-law is extremely talented, powerful, and a top-notch weapon. Is she blind, so she created this obstacle for herself?
If you don't like Wenwen, don't force it, just go out and turn right to find the Wenwen you like.
The scheming male protagonist x the cold-hearted and unlovable female protagonist, 1V1 sweetheart, not a respectable woman, don't like to stray in!
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