Wan'an

Woohoo, it's so sweet. Both of them are so good. What a beautiful love. They support each other like this.

It's so beautiful... The two most extraordinary people have lived an ordinary happiness that millions of ordinary people cannot get.

I feel like the character design is pretty good, but there is too little interaction between men and women and it's not sweet enough.

Rewatching it, I found that there were so many locks, it was so suffocating.

I almost cried in the last few chapters of the extra chapter. Thank you for the great writing. Finished the chase in one go.

I found a person from Liao Dynasty, Wan'an (about 1417-1488), whose courtesy name was Xunji. A native of Meizhou (now Wanchong Village, Shangyi Town, Dongpo District, Meishan City, Sichuan Province) in the Ming Dynasty. He became a Jinshi in the 13th year of Zhengtong (1448). He was a favorite, a relative, and a treacherous minister of Emperor Xianzong of the Ming Dynasty. He rose from official position to chief minister of the cabinet. After his death, he was given the posthumous title Wenkang as the Grand Master.

This is the most comfortable eunuch novel I have ever read. Every character in the book is portrayed very realistically, and everyone's emotions are full of emotions. The most lacking thing in a novel like this is logical continuity. The author has achieved it. Want to give you a comparison? (I also want to read the story of the little princess and her father-in-law when they were young)

I want to know about the northwest! The text doesn't go into much detail.

Why is my father-in-law sick twice? I feel so sad

AaaaLots of chapters locked aaaa