This is a different take on the story of Chen Ajiao and Liu Che's golden house. I've always felt that Chen Ajiao was the only one who truly loved Liu Che, yet her sincere devotion ended with her being deposed and banished to Changmen Palace. This is the Chen Ajiao I imagine: no longer a pawn, no longer chasing after Liu Che, and no longer a pitiful woman who dies of heartbreak.
"Beside him is his queen (1), and the queen (2) he is thinking about..." Do the two queens in this sentence refer to the same person? Or do you mean the former is Li Yan and the latter is Gillian?
Damn it, Liu Che was tortured to death, the most heartless man in history.
An'an and Liangliang have become the principals of Gillian's many businesses. The children, who are only five years old, are already strategizing. Too thunderous and too white. I was scared to death. Oh my God!
Well, are they really going to be separated forever? Can't we let them get together again?
Here comes another bug catcher: Historically, Liu Che should have been called Liu Zhi at first, but was later changed to Liu Che by Emperor Jing. Before Liu Che became the prince, Wang Mei was named queen. Judging from the previous chapter, the plot in this chapter is still Wang Meiren. So, as a prince, how could he call his mother "Queen Mother"???
Can there be more? I really, really want to see it. I have been thinking about it day and night these days. Let Liu Che be the male protagonist, which would be extremely cruel at best. Moreover, I feel that only Gillian's children can become emperor, and only when Gillian returns to the palace can we see the fate of those women. And Gillian is destined to be with Liu Che. But I still don't like him. The most important thing is whether the extra chapter foreshadows the ending.
There's an update. That's great.
Like. I like such light words, a touch of sadness and a touch of joy. If the water is extremely clear, there will be no fish. If your heart is too clear, you will not be able to truly enjoy the separation of love and hate in the world of mortals. There are a lot of things in the article that don't make sense, and there are a lot of bugs, but it's natural that it has flaws, touches, shortcomings, and expectations. Imperfect writing, but very engaging article. Keep writing, even turtles like me who have been divers for thousands of years can't bear it anymore. Such beauty should have results. Come on!
As the saying goes, when one person attains enlightenment, "chickens" and dogs ascend to heaven.
Where will Gillian go? The Western Region is too chaotic and unsafe now. The big man is Liu Che's world. There are also many ethnic groups in the south and there are constant conflicts. Gillian should just take her two children and go to Taiwan. It's not bad to be the queen of one side.