Li Huaiyi, ruler of the Qin state, was strikingly handsome, refined, and noble. To form an alliance with Yue, he took Jiang Luan, the princess of Yue, as his consort.
At first, he didn't care about the princess sent to marry him at all.
She was nothing more than a beautiful enchantress, he thought.
Later, though, the enchantress stole his heart.
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When they first met, all he saw was her beauty.
Then he discovered that every little thing about her suited his tastes.
Only later did he realize that he had fallen for her first, and that was why everything about her seemed so wonderful.
The chase-your-wife-to-the-crematorium trope.
Both leads are sexually inexperienced.
A little heads-up: This story has six modern-day bonus chapters. If that bothers you, please think carefully before buying~
Theme: Prejudice is best avoided. Let go of your biases, and you can see a more magnificent and expansive world.
Finished with flowers ~ I really like this article
What kind of crematorium is it? It's about Vietnam, I'm really looking forward to it. Hahahaha. I also said why I haven't been a dog lately.
For patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder, it is painful to subscribe until the end of the chapter. Power plotting is child's play, palace fighting is child's play, war is child's play,
"The dried red apricots on the flower table" gave the author a big bug ~
Finished Spreading Flowers Spreading Flowers
It's over, I'm so reluctant to let go
Meow meow really needs a bitter trick.
Shouldn't it be a gallbladder????? Alum is potassium aluminum sulfate
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers
Without me behind you, your breath is stagnant