Gao Yi can't believe his bad luck. He spent all these years making himself ugly just to avoid getting married, and then the emperor issues an edict ordering him to marry his daughter. And she's blind, too. One blind, one ugly. What are you trying to pull?
Dugu Mumin can't believe her bad luck either. So what if she's blind? She hasn't eaten that much of her father's rice, has she? Why was he in such a hurry to marry her off without even asking her? She heard the man was horrifying to look at. Good thing she can't see. Then, hey, this consort seems pretty fun, and even a little cute. And later, Gao Yi, you're actually a woman??? But there's no room in this palace's heart for anyone but you...
Gao Yi: Min'er, Min'er, let's elope.
Min'er, Min'er, let's go back.
Min'er, Min'er, I'm bored. Let's elope again.
Dugu Mumin: As you wish. Whatever you want.
Let's have some fun together. 11/02/2 620-59
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The ending of Dugu Muge and Gao Yi is really hard to reconcile. Dugu Muge loved someone for so many years and that person also got a headache because of her. It's really a pity. It's good that they all found their own happiness in the end. It's just a pity that Muge has put in eight years of hard work. They all hooked up and finally found their memories together. It's a beginning and an end. Because of the appearance of the seventh princess, it was really hard for Mu Ge to fall in love again. The seventh princess's consort should be Wei Changfeng. What a pity
Muge is too affectionate. But if Minmin hadn't married Xiaogao, she might still be living a hard life in the palace or someone's backyard. Oh my god, I feel so distressed. Let Minmin and Xiaogao be together, and Muge fall into the arms of our readers!
You said that if the princess only knew about Gao Yi when he was involved in a romantic affair, then it would be over
Alas, Muge is so precious and can't be with the one he loves.
I'm used to seeing Muge's infatuation, but now I feel uncomfortable seeing her with others.
I love Muge!! I feel so sorry for her. But sometimes I think that because Min'er was blind and suffered a lot of injustice in the palace, Gao Yi was not so defensive about her at first and felt sorry for her. If she had married Muge, Gao Yi might not be so easily guarded and worried that his identity would be exposed. Under such circumstances, it would not be easy for them to develop a relationship. If Muge had made it clear from the beginning, told her identity, and confessed that he liked her, it was not impossible for them. After all, they had missed it. Muge had made so many efforts, and was finally buried under his mother's so-called "virtue". It was really uncomfortable. In reality, there are many such "virtuous" parents who blindly wrong their children in order to fulfill their own reputation. This is actually very selfish, down to the extreme. Another day of feeling sorry for Muge.
The Eighth Princess loves so deeply and makes people feel so distressed
It's good to watch, but I feel like the first-person perspective is weird. I often can't tell which is dialogue and which is inner monologue.
"I forgive you" are five words? Are you going to review it all of a sudden?
Wuwuwu Muge is so good, but the only problem is the queen. We must match Muge with a better one.