I really couldn't bear to leave Ah Jian, so I sent the heroine to the Qing Dynasty to see him again. Unfortunately, her face was still the same and her sincerity was not there. How should Xiaoyan, who traveled to the Qing Dynasty with a big belly, deal with it? Should she come back sad or return? . . .
I have no research on history, and I feel that since history is written by people, there must be some inaccuracies, so there will inevitably be some conflicts. Please don't take it seriously, but I will still try to respect history.
I don't like the way of writing, so the dialogue language will inevitably be whitened, and there won't be any poems, scriptures, etc. After I understand the meaning, I'm afraid it will affect the update progress.
Reader comments
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I always feel that if I make a mistake, I will leave in the end. Such people are the most admirable. I think that not many people can do it with time. It is not easy to let go, let alone trying my best to make wedding clothes for others. Every time I think of making a mistake, I feel like it is bitter, but it has endless charm.