This is not a story about a eunuch with a disability and unshakable determination setting out on life's journey to begin a bright new future. It isn't.
The heroine, Shen Lian, is an unmistakable official's daughter. On her way to inheriting her father's position, she gets caught up in court politics by sheer chance. She had planned to coast through life, but ends up forced down a path of exhausting herself to the point of vomiting blood while pretending to be a grandson.
The style is lively, the author loves her characters, and the setting is an alternate history modeled closely on the Ming Dynasty.
Updates are steady. Welcome (I beg you on my knees) to follow (and bookmark) this novel.
Bald old pheasant with blue feathers
Come on, happy new year*^o^*
Happy New Year, and be happy in the new year (=^v^=)
I really like Shen Liao's character acridine_(┐ ??)?_
The name Yue Hu is too dramatic. I always think of a big-tongued person talking about my father-in-law.
Who says no one is watching? Happy New Year! Come on
General Xi is actually a rather ruthless person who can do very cruel things. At first, I was a little bit uncomfortable, and I thought it was not good to write about the male protagonist like this... But my sister, who reads all the romance novels, told me that this meme has been used up, okay... But in fact, I just think that the warmth generated by a ruthless person is the most touching... Like this. The general's love is very precious. I hope Lili (in the future) can understand and cherish it. When writing the general's words, I often feel that I am being precise. The general's mouth is too mean! But he is actually a very good person.
Overall, this chapter is quite impassioned. When I was writing it, I kept thinking, in the vastness of China, where is the lack of passionate people who throw their heads and shed their blood? The few strokes in the history books are made from the corpses and blood of many heroes. Regardless of success or failure, regardless of strategy or outcome, those who bravely kill the enemy for the sake of loyalty in their hearts are always worthy of respect, worthy of commemoration, and worthy of being worshiped with tears by thousands of generations.
The tenth day of writing. Although I feel very happy to write my daughter's story. But there haven't been any clicks or collections for ten days in a row (those clicks are probably from me and the editor emmmm) I have to say I'm still a little sad. Come on! Hoping to finish my eldest daughter before she graduates! Liao's mother really loves you!