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Next up: Ancient fantasy romance, The Venerable One Is Number One Under Heaven. Synopsis at the bottom. If you're interested, please add it to your favorites, dear readers. ⊙V⊙
Yun Rong was struck by inspiration at noon. He was painting at home when he transmigrated to the Great Song Dynasty, a place that had never existed in history.
Fortunately, he became the son of a high-ranking official. His grandmother and parents doted on him, and his older brothers and sisters cared for him, making him the darling of the family.
At home, he had family. Outside, he had friends.
He thought he could live a peaceful life forever. Who could have guessed that a trip to the Huguo Temple would completely shatter his peace and turn his life upside down?
Yun Rong: "At first, he was a calamity to me. In the end, he became my fate."
Yu Heng: "He is... the one in my heart. Anyone who approaches him will either die or be hurt."
Refined, upright bottom × cold-blooded mad dog top
I met you when we were young. You were the fiercest flame in my life.
Next novel: The Venerable One Is Number One Under Heaven
Synopsis:
Yun Qing transmigrates into a book, into the body of the "Master" protagonist who appears in only a dozen chapters and is treated as little more than background.
As one of the world's ten greatest Sword Saints, with overwhelming combat ability, his sole purpose is to serve as the protagonist's golden finger.
At first, he provides the protagonist with every resource. Later, he exhausts himself running around for the protagonist's endless troubles. In the end, he has to give his life for the protagonist, who steps on him to ascend to immortality.
Yun Qing, who transmigrated three hundred years early: "Heh."
Who would have thought that, by accidentally overdoing things, he would not only become a legend in the cultivation world, but also the cherished white moonlight of countless powerful figures?
Watching one person after another try to become his Dao companion, Yun Qing slowly draws his sword. "A bunch of weaklings, and you dare to covet me?"
"You ants at my feet think you can call yourselves kings?"
Blazing, unrivaled beauty with the world's best martial prowess, the bottom × outwardly gentle, cunning, scheming top with overwhelming possessiveness
Theme: Family, friendship, and love
Is it okay if the second male lead and the first male lead are combined? Very nice(??ω??)??
You three, let's play ball together.
It was so sad to see brother Zhou at the end.
I still really like it after watching it again. Although I feel like I could write more about Yun Rong and Yu Heng's daily life, I still like it very much.
This is actually the author's first book, and it's written very smoothly [Rainbow Fart][Rainbow Fart][Spreading Flowers]
The first time I purchased the full text in Jinjiang, I left a claw to commemorate it.
Sigh... In fact, it is quite difficult for the elder brother of the Zhou family, but since there is a younger brother Zhou Huanzhi who can carry on the family line, why can't the elder brother of the Zhou family not get married? I don't mean that brother Zezhi will guard Yun Rong for the rest of his life. I just feel that since he can't let go of Yun Rong and someone is already living in his heart, he can't give the princess wholehearted love (the kind of love between a man and a woman). This also delays the princess. Perhaps before getting married, brother Ze Zhi should take the initiative to explain to the princess that he cannot give her that kind of love. If the princess is still willing, then that is a different matter, otherwise it would be a bit of a marriage fraud. After all, it would be very unbearable to suddenly find out one day that her husband of many years has always been in love with another man.
It's great. I like this genre, but it's too short. I'm looking forward to a new work! !
Vomiting blood, the car is too old, the ambiguity is about to arise, but it is gone.
Is it okay if the second male lead and the first male lead are combined? Very nice(??ω??)??
You three, let's play ball together.
It was so sad to see brother Zhou at the end.
I still really like it after watching it again. Although I feel like I could write more about Yun Rong and Yu Heng's daily life, I still like it very much.
This is actually the author's first book, and it's written very smoothly [Rainbow Fart][Rainbow Fart][Spreading Flowers]
The first time I purchased the full text in Jinjiang, I left a claw to commemorate it.
Sigh... In fact, it is quite difficult for the elder brother of the Zhou family, but since there is a younger brother Zhou Huanzhi who can carry on the family line, why can't the elder brother of the Zhou family not get married? I don't mean that brother Zezhi will guard Yun Rong for the rest of his life. I just feel that since he can't let go of Yun Rong and someone is already living in his heart, he can't give the princess wholehearted love (the kind of love between a man and a woman). This also delays the princess. Perhaps before getting married, brother Ze Zhi should take the initiative to explain to the princess that he cannot give her that kind of love. If the princess is still willing, then that is a different matter, otherwise it would be a bit of a marriage fraud. After all, it would be very unbearable to suddenly find out one day that her husband of many years has always been in love with another man.
It's great. I like this genre, but it's too short. I'm looking forward to a new work! !
Vomiting blood, the car is too old, the ambiguity is about to arise, but it is gone.
Hahahaha, sweet love