Chen Ajiao: A Love Lost Again

In fact, I am a little reluctant to have such a good position and such good resources. If she were a man, Gillian could enter the government and the public, be protected by her grandmother and mother, and become a moderate official. But Gillian was a woman, and she would marry a wild boar with the political resources behind her, and then earn that favor, and because she was a cousin, she couldn't give birth to her own children, and she couldn't find other men. Gillian is not only miserable but also desperate.

You don't have to wait to see Gillian. After all, although she is the daughter of a princess, her father's family is not obvious, but she actually looks down on Guan Tao?? If I remember correctly, aren't Princess Guantao and the emperor of the same mother?? Guantao didn't commit any crime, but a palace official dared to treat Gillian like this. If he didn't look at Gillian, he had to do it for Guantao's sake!

After reading it, I felt a sense of loss. Everyone has their own position. Finally, Gillian is no longer in love.

I read the copy, and the author's title was a tragedy. In fact, I think that if you really let go and find yourself, it might be the best choice for Acridine, and it's not a tragedy, haha.

Why can there only be one? The typical thing is to eat the one in the bowl and think about the one in the pot. Why don't you learn from Emperor Xiaozong's example?

If if obviously it can have a good ending.

Seeing this now, I just feel so helpless. Can Gillian persuade Guantao? I'm really stunned.

Is Wei Cheng the male protagonist? Is he related to Wei Zifu?

This Acropolis should have gone away long ago.

Being a queen doesn't mean you can do everything. You can stipulate that certain things cannot be done. Liu Che is not afraid of the queen