Blurb One: Bai He, a young doctor, saved a soldier, only to be abducted and enslaved by him in return.
Later, the soldier became the youngest commander-in-chief.
Bai He thought she'd saved a wolf that would bite the hand that fed it. But through a thousand mountains and rivers, he kept her safe in his arms.
Blurb Two:
A Shu just couldn't understand it. He was a descendant of a famous general, a promising Mongolian vanguard, and a rich catch. How could she possibly feel wronged?
A bold young commander-in-chief × a kindhearted young doctor with miraculous healing hands
The heroine is not strong, and the hero is no civilized man.
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Ongoing works:
Ah, the eyes are red. . . A Shu and Tuo Lei are really cute compared to each other hahahaha
My wife actually wrote "r" hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Hahahahaha classic scene
I thought Baihe died and was reincarnated into another person. . . I didn't expect to be alive. Was ancient medical technology so advanced? . .
Can I change my glasses to block blue light? Buying an eye massager or steam eye mask is also very useful, but the best way is not to look at it for too long and take a break every 45 minutes.
Have you considered rewriting the extra story about Qin Gong Lu Buwei? It's such a pity that the piece is broken
The extra article about Lu Buwei who accidentally entered the Qin Palace has disappeared. Can you please repost it when you have time?
How's your wife doing lately? Just squeak when you take a break. I'm a little worried.
Are you recuperating recently? Happy Labor Day everyone, are you doing any shopping today, haha.
I recently wrote a paper and I think people who can persist in writing articles are really amazing.