In the Taixuan Moon, the red cherry blossoms are blooming; the flowers are falling, and the sky wolf is reflected in the wind and snow. The young man whistled and caught the west wind, rising vastly, walking on a silver saddle, with white feathers swinging into cloud sails. After following the ancient path, looking back, there is no return. The beautiful woman turned into a barren hill with a snap of her fingers, a green silk grave, and the word "desolate" also seemed to be like this. Looking blankly, it turned out to be Dou Di, playing in Zhongzhou.
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For Zhuang Hua's sake, it doesn't matter if it's not the original one. She also speaks dirty words and doesn't have Zhuang Hua's gentlemanly demeanor at all.
Oh my gosh, it's finally connected. Stay tuned and wait for updates.
... You call this Ye Ying? If you can't learn half of the owner's demeanor, don't try to gain popularity by wearing his shell.
Chapter 3 is still locked, it's too difficult
When will it be updated? This pit is too shallow.
Also, the sword owned by the owner of my village is called Yangui, but anyway, I looked at it as if it were a parallel world, hahahahahaha, after all, my male god, it doesn't matter whether I should or not. Final update
I'm more curious as to whether the author has played Jian San, has he clicked on Zhuang Hua's dialogue, and has he finished watching the plot related to Jian San and Zhuang Hua? The "Ye Ying" in this novel is like an inferior fake compared to the owner Ye Dazhuang in the game, with rough description and no charm. If it weren't for the same name, no one would connect the two. You must know that with how much Ye Mengqiu attaches importance to etiquette (face), his eldest son will never say "I". If I remember correctly, the owner of the village often calls himself "Ye", and occasionally uses "under"; the owner of the village Ye He will not show off his realm and swordsmanship to others. "Hiding swords" not only means that the villa is good at making swords, but also means that a gentleman hides his edge and only shows it when necessary - such as asking seniors for advice, such as giving advice to juniors who are close to him, or holding a sword against the enemy. As for the "time-travel version of Ye Ying" described by the author... Ennnn Anyway, I don't feel that he has any gentlemanly style. He is a bit like a nouveau riche who is eager to show off his wealth, eager to show others how outstanding his talent is, how powerful his strength is, and how good his swordsmanship is - and he strongly denies that he is showing off.
For Zhuang Hua's sake, it doesn't matter if it's not the original one. She also speaks dirty words and doesn't have Zhuang Hua's gentlemanly demeanor at all.
Oh my gosh, it's finally connected. Stay tuned and wait for updates.
... You call this Ye Ying? If you can't learn half of the owner's demeanor, don't try to gain popularity by wearing his shell.
Chapter 3 is still locked, it's too difficult
When will it be updated? This pit is too shallow. Also, the sword owned by the owner of my village is called Yangui, but anyway, I looked at it as if it were a parallel world, hahahahahaha, after all, my male god, it doesn't matter whether I should or not. Final update
I'm more curious as to whether the author has played Jian San, has he clicked on Zhuang Hua's dialogue, and has he finished watching the plot related to Jian San and Zhuang Hua? The "Ye Ying" in this novel is like an inferior fake compared to the owner Ye Dazhuang in the game, with rough description and no charm. If it weren't for the same name, no one would connect the two. You must know that with how much Ye Mengqiu attaches importance to etiquette (face), his eldest son will never say "I". If I remember correctly, the owner of the village often calls himself "Ye", and occasionally uses "under"; the owner of the village Ye He will not show off his realm and swordsmanship to others. "Hiding swords" not only means that the villa is good at making swords, but also means that a gentleman hides his edge and only shows it when necessary - such as asking seniors for advice, such as giving advice to juniors who are close to him, or holding a sword against the enemy. As for the "time-travel version of Ye Ying" described by the author... Ennnn Anyway, I don't feel that he has any gentlemanly style. He is a bit like a nouveau riche who is eager to show off his wealth, eager to show others how outstanding his talent is, how powerful his strength is, and how good his swordsmanship is - and he strongly denies that he is showing off.