From the rivers and lakes to the court
From splendid prosperity to wild desert
She, a waiting girl in Luoyang who was raised in a boudoir and unknown to anyone, grew up from an innocent and charming girl to a great beauty in the turbulent times of Enter the Dragon and Tiger.
He is the mysterious and unpredictable king of killers. He is cold and handsome. His indifference hides deep attachment, but he can only give up when he gets it.
He is the most powerful person in the world. He is as elegant as a fairy. His gentleness is more helpless. He was destined not to have it from the beginning.
He is the young master of the demon sect who subverts the martial arts world. He is beautiful and charming, with deep affection behind his tyranny, and love that cannot be suppressed by hatred. Does persistence only mean heartache?
That alluring white peony, the peerless Luoyang flower, where will love end up? Whose family will the flowers fall on?
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The copywriting is very romantic, and the content is very martial arts. It contains all the secret treasures, martial arts competitions, and witch cults in traditional martial arts.
A female protagonist who pays tribute to Huang Rong (a smart beauty who grows up, but is greedy and crazy, which fully proves that intelligence and confusion are not contradictory, and there is only a thin line between genius and "idiot") plus some male protagonists who protest against Guo Jing and Wei Xiaobao ( Although there are so many beautiful men nowadays, for the sake of the well-being of all viewers, it is still necessary to make the male protagonists glittering.) The story includes exciting treasure hunts, tense palace struggles, and finally some war scenes.
Reader comments
The writing is very good, I like it, but in the end, did Li Qingyuan call him Su Chun on the phone? Not Mo Yan? And I really want to know where the original Mo Yan went? Any kind of curiosity?
Come on, author, I'm here to sprinkle you with flowers.
The writing is very good, I like it, but in the end, did Li Qingyuan call him Su Chun on the phone? Not Mo Yan? And I really want to know where the original Mo Yan went? Any kind of curiosity?
Come on, author, I'm here to sprinkle you with flowers.
Don't say anything anymore. It's beautiful.