Three years together in the imperial palace forged the most absolute loyalty a subject could offer. Back then, neither of them understood how precious that feeling was, like a winter flower quietly blooming on a rugged stone.
Whether it flourished in all its splendor or withered and rotted, Su Ji gathered up the whole nest and tended it day and night
This is a story about trust and betrayal.
Trust makes us do many foolish things. Betrayal makes us do many mad ones.
For Luo Yi, their first meeting that year was the most beautiful moment he had ever known. Because of that boy, winter was no longer cold.
But why, from then on, was winter all that remained of his world?
He said, "Luo Yi, you are my favored minister."
Sadly, not my beloved.
Note: This is a danmei novel. Please don't read it if that's not your thing.
Hong Tang's stories have no love without a reason, no hatred without a reason, and certainly no eighth letter of the alphabet without a reason. Anyone hoping for a harem of three thousand or countless conquests should look elsewhere.
Childhood sweethearts carefully nurturing their feelings is my greatest weakness. Subtle romantic tension is the way to go, and a little angst is just the right touch.
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The whole article has a wonderful view... The whole thing is supported by the writing...
I was very disappointed when I saw the back, and felt a bit nondescript... Well, Luo Yi was not a traitor, but an undercover agent who endured humiliation. But I still grudge against it. I always believe that a real general loves his soldiers as much as his sons, so when I saw victory in sight on the battlefield, but the commander knelt down and surrendered to the enemy, and allowed the 30,000 soldiers behind him to be slaughtered with blood, I thought , this seems a bit far-fetched. The coach of a country has to go to the enemy country to work as an undercover agent? Is there no other way? Is this the only way to go? Maybe adults think that 30,000 soldiers are nothing, and people will die in war. They are just a group of cannon fodder. But I just can't let go. No matter how I make excuses for Luo Lei, I can't forgive him. There are also some parts that I really can't understand. At that time, the troops in Western Xinjiang were strong, but the Su Dynasty could not find a general to lead them. They were almost at the gate, and they were pushing back and forth, which made the emperor furious. Finally, there was a glimmer of hope when troops came to lead the troops. But they rebelled, so I don't understand. The general rebelled, and the deputy generals and military advisors were tricked into returning to Beijing. Most of his soldiers were killed or injured. The Su Dynasty received this fatal blow, and was left without generals or soldiers. People's hearts were shaken. As for Western Xinjiang, it was originally said that the food route was cut off, but now Luohuo has surrendered, and no one has cut off the food route. Then why not take advantage of the weakness of the Su Dynasty to counterattack immediately, but obediently retreated to the Western Xinjiang? Even if Zi Rong was an undercover agent and deliberately withdrew his troops, Chang Xia didn't look like a fool. He just let Zi Rong retreat and missed the opportunity? Retreating is a waste of time. Forget it, he still kept saying a few words and stayed in Western Xinjiang, letting the Su Dynasty recuperate and regain its strength. Ah, ah, Chang Xia has lost his mind. During the final battle, Zi Rong led 50,000 elite soldiers to surrender to the Su Dynasty. I don't understand again. What are the nationalities of these 50,000 soldiers? If they were from Xijiang, how could they surrender to the Soviet Dynasty so easily? The king of Xijiang was cruel and stupid, forcing them to betray Rebellion? It doesn't look like it. Chang Xia doesn't look like a faint king, but Su Ji, who loves men but not the country, is more like a faint king... Besides, since Zi Rong is in such a high position and has a lot of troops, wouldn't it be superfluous for Luo Lei to be an undercover agent? Zi Rong can cultivate his own power, secretly communicate with the Su Dynasty, cooperate inside and outside, and conquer Western Xinjiang in one fell swoop, so why bother inserting Luo Luo? Well, this is a novel, and it shouldn't be taken seriously, but the more I read it, the weirder it became and the more I became depressed and unhappy. I really can't say this is a good article...
What are you writing about? It doesn't stand up to scrutiny. Please don't write a palace novel next time. Write a little love story instead.
I also want to read the story of Pei Zhang's little devil... I'm drooling. I think Brown Tang will make me go to Baidu every time to find articles with supporting characters, such as Tang Ci and others, such as Pei Zhang's... Even the supporting characters can be so delicate and touching, which makes people have to love... I watched it at 3 o'clock in the morning, and then read the ending several times before falling asleep... Thank you, the author, for bringing us such a good article.
Great article, happiness is the truth!
I hope Pei Zhang will live a happy life one day!
"Finally, let me say this article is HE, isn't it? It's very sweet, isn't it? It's very sweet, isn't it?" Uh, sweet text? Okay, let's call it sweet, but compared to other articles for adults, this is probably the least sweet one, haha. Or maybe it's too sweet and makes people feel faintly bitter. Anyway, such a long article was written with great care, thank you very much!
I always felt like the ending was rushed...
Damn, I want to see the extra story between Pei Zhang and Chang Xia!
After being shocked there and then reading this article, I thought it was really good! The happy ending is the most loving! The two protagonists are somewhat unclear about their offensive and defensive attributes, and they do favor each other, so they both love each other evenly~~ In some stories about monarchs and ministers that I have read before, although two people like each other, they cannot express their love for each other due to their status, and they are suspicious of each other, which eventually leads to a great tragedy. There are quite a few such stories, and I was tortured to the point of psychological shadow. So when this article first showed signs of this, I started to feel uneasy. Fortunately, the adult is a real mother, and the two protagonists love each other very firmly, which is really gratifying! The plot has twists and turns and is quite enjoyable, but it is indeed a bit bloody~~ Then, Su Zhang is indeed quite pitiful. He always mentions the pomegranate tree, which makes people sad. However, if Su Shan was still alive, maybe not so many people would feel sad. I think it is good to have a sad ending.