After Qi Menglong's 101st marriage proposal succeeded,
a bolt of lightning transformed him into the Queen Mother from The Sky Is Red on the Other Side of the River.
Yes, that Queen Mother: the major villain who constantly opposed the protagonists, insisted on courting death, and had her lover castrated.
After shedding endless tears,
he vowed to keep his distance from the protagonists and, ideally, never see them again...
To this, Supiluliuma I replied, "Queen, when I die, I plan to have you buried with me. What do you think?!"
Prince Kailu, of course, disagreed. "Mother, instead of going to the underworld to be Father's wife, why not marry your son and become my queen? What do you say?!"
Najiya, now Qi Menglong, immediately jumped up to protest. "Get lost, get lost, get lost! You two, both of you, get out of here!!"
Isn't the queen's son named Prince Xiuda or Prince Juda?
Dear, when was it unlocked? Another one of your posts was updated today. . . .
The IQ of these sisters needs a good power supply, turn on the maximum power→_→
The empress needs electricity→_→
I was put off by the punctuation. Don't you think it's awkward to read?
Good looking, reminder for updatesO(≧▽≦)O
In fact, things like this between men and women have been common in the East and the West since ancient times, and they are not restricted by Christian teachings that do not allow the inheritance of the family line in our country. In fact, as long as they do not go too far, it is basically tacit. Even if you look through those history books, you will find that you still know too little.
Dressed as Nakia To be honest, it's not that the plot forcefully pulls the heroine away from modern times. In fact, the plot can be cut off from the beginning.
Every time I watch it I am still unsatisfied
King: Look at this cuckold. It's big and round.