Copywriting 1:
Lin Luosheng is a person who is born to drive Taoist priests crazy, because no one can predict her fate.
His birth father is unknown; when he was four years old, his mother died; when he was nine years old, his aunt committed suicide.
So she planned to end her life by jumping into a lake.
Unfortunately, Lu Shize rescued her.
From then on she could never get rid of this man.
She had been his slave for six years and was smoothly eaten and wiped clean. When she was sixteen, she simply walked away.
When they met again at the age of nineteen, Lin Luosheng was the master of the pavilion and wanted to cooperate with him, but he was waiting for an opportunity to retaliate, and the lion opened his mouth.
Lin Luosheng said helplessly: "What other bargaining chips does Master Shi want?"
Seeing her frantic look, Lu Shize kindly reminded her, "I still need a wife in Jizhuang."
Copywriting two:
According to legend, a hundred years ago, Emperor Qicang made a gift of Qingcheng to resurrect the soul of the empress Qianli who died in Xiangxiaoyu at the request of the alchemist Yin Tongjun. The world called it "Qingcheng Fu".
After the death of Emperor Qicang, he was buried in the imperial mausoleum with Qingcheng Fu. The key to the imperial mausoleum was the Splendid Double Jue.
Over the past hundred years, people who have contributed to Qingcheng have flocked to it, and Lin Luosheng is one of them.
She originally wanted to pursue a truth, but gradually discovered that she was the most important part supporting this legend.
The pace of this article is relatively fast, and there are a lot of foreshadowings. It is not very sad anyway, and the male and female protagonists have relatively normal views. There is no hysterical vicious female supporting role, and endless misunderstandings because the author doesn't like it.
It's normal to not understand it the first time, because this is the fault of the author's expressive ability (manually spread your hands).