The Southern and Northern Dynasties were teeming with brilliant generals. Countless dazzling meteors streaked across that land, torn by endless wars and plagued by suffering. It was an age of beauties like jade and swords like rainbows.
Historical records describe Prince of Lanling as “gentle in appearance yet strong in spirit, with both a pleasing voice and a handsome bearing.” He should have been among the finest of his age, but his birth mother's identity was unknown, and he was long unable to fulfill his ambitions. Lanyan was nothing more than a little flower, trampled and battered at will in those turbulent years, yet still struggling to grow. Then an ancient mask passed down from ages past and a secret love bound their fates together...
Theme:
I read the physical book many years ago and I thought it was very good, but I had the impression that it was not finished. Recently, I remembered my previous regrets and looked for resources, but the follow-up was locked.
I really think the author's portrayal of Gao Changgong is very annoying. I just inherited a little bit of history. Gao Changgong is thoughtful, affectionate and righteous, talented and beautiful. However, in the author's writing, I have seen a carefree and brainless protagonist. It is really difficult for people to like me. I watched Lanling Dazzling, fell in love with Lanling King, and fell in love with Changgong. I carefully read a little bit about its history, but Although his history is pitiful, the author can't edit it so much that it changes him beyond recognition. At any rate, I can understand if you write about time travel. Not only is there no foreshadowing or anything like that, nor is there a serial plot or anything like that, then you also have to write it so that I can read it. To be honest, it's a boring book that makes me upset. Sorry, dear
What an injustice! Isn't this a living love triangle? ! It seems destined to be a tragedy
Very good! Very good!
I am complete...
This way no one owes anyone anything!
This chapter is full of adultery, haha
This chapter is really funny and natural, but it's a pity that despite all precautions, I still stepped on the "wedding sedan chair" and "red hijab". By the way, compared to this Ming-style wedding, the Tang Dynasty fan is more charming and closer to the Northern and Southern Dynasties...
It hurts my heart to see it, poor Ke'er, I hope I can go to the palace and not lose my virginity
Haha, interesting couple
I have to come out and shout out, Yun Niang is so cute... She didn't end up faking her death and ended up with Dugu Shan, right? Classmate Dugu is also fun. Looking at his conversations with his elder brother and Yun Niang, you can tell that he is a very interesting kid, and he is quite good. Don't let him die later... Author's reply:
Hehe...
Chang Gong offended both women now, and some of them will suffer in the future, haha
I don't think we can look at the characters out of context. It's over the top to say who the heroine is having an affair with. The heroine clearly insists on her own feelings. I can only say that God (or Baxi) doesn't follow people's wishes!
Fortunately, Yun Niang met Dugu Shan, otherwise it would be really dangerous for a girl like that to walk on the street at night. I wonder how the public security in the capital was at that time...
I read the physical book many years ago and I thought it was very good, but I had the impression that it was not finished. Recently, I remembered my previous regrets and looked for resources, but the follow-up was locked.
I really think the author's portrayal of Gao Changgong is very annoying. I just inherited a little bit of history. Gao Changgong is thoughtful, affectionate and righteous, talented and beautiful. However, in the author's writing, I have seen a carefree and brainless protagonist. It is really difficult for people to like me. I watched Lanling Dazzling, fell in love with Lanling King, and fell in love with Changgong. I carefully read a little bit about its history, but Although his history is pitiful, the author can't edit it so much that it changes him beyond recognition. At any rate, I can understand if you write about time travel. Not only is there no foreshadowing or anything like that, nor is there a serial plot or anything like that, then you also have to write it so that I can read it. To be honest, it's a boring book that makes me upset. Sorry, dear
What an injustice! Isn't this a living love triangle? ! It seems destined to be a tragedy
Very good! Very good! I am complete... This way no one owes anyone anything!
This chapter is full of adultery, haha
This chapter is really funny and natural, but it's a pity that despite all precautions, I still stepped on the "wedding sedan chair" and "red hijab". By the way, compared to this Ming-style wedding, the Tang Dynasty fan is more charming and closer to the Northern and Southern Dynasties...
It hurts my heart to see it, poor Ke'er, I hope I can go to the palace and not lose my virginity
Haha, interesting couple
I have to come out and shout out, Yun Niang is so cute... She didn't end up faking her death and ended up with Dugu Shan, right? Classmate Dugu is also fun. Looking at his conversations with his elder brother and Yun Niang, you can tell that he is a very interesting kid, and he is quite good. Don't let him die later... Author's reply: Hehe...
Chang Gong offended both women now, and some of them will suffer in the future, haha I don't think we can look at the characters out of context. It's over the top to say who the heroine is having an affair with. The heroine clearly insists on her own feelings. I can only say that God (or Baxi) doesn't follow people's wishes! Fortunately, Yun Niang met Dugu Shan, otherwise it would be really dangerous for a girl like that to walk on the street at night. I wonder how the public security in the capital was at that time...