Welcome to the Hua Yu Yu Pawn Shop, what do you want to pawn?
The tea has been warmed, the wine has been brewed, and the sugar has been condensed. Do you have any grievances or grievances to share?
You are where my heart desires...
"Hua Yu Yu·Introduction" of the "Liu Li Book Notes" series contains the "Initial Chapter"
Each article is a short story of several thousand words, with roughly two chapters per story.
There is also a main plot, but it is a little more complicated and involves fewer words. If you don't like it, you can just ignore it. The emotional line is also interesting, so just read it as a short article.
There are all types of CPs you like here, most of which are in the lower years (because the author prefers them, but there are also upper ones), high-risk occupations - master and apprentice, adopted father and son, godbrothers, as well as combinations such as the emperor and the regent, the queen and the eldest princess, etc.
If you don't like the main article, submissions will be accepted (contact me).
It's all roses and lilies, and I haven't considered bg for the time being (more than 90%).
This is a series of stories, very long. If you don't like the end of the story, you may consider joining the series.
[Planned reset, pending change]
Intention: Any price has its meaning, whether it is in the past or in the future
Reader comments
Emmm, I finished reading it. The writing is a bit shabby. The inexplicable description of King Zhao (the fourth prince) in the previous article was not mentioned in the follow-up. I didn't feel that there was any court drama. The cool text tag was hit correctly. It was completely mindless and cool, and the power was handed over to someone else.
The emotional scenes are also a bit, well, bland. In short, they are uncreative and a bit cliche... Wouldn't it be more dramatic for Ye Yun to separate from the prince and become old friends? The happy ending of making dumplings made me feel a little uncomfortable.
At the beginning of the copy, it was said that the male protagonist is a time traveler. Throughout the whole story, I hardly felt that the male protagonist had any modern attributes. The time traveler I thought was: a prince, minister, development of productivity infrastructure, gogogo, Ye Jianshan: incompetent. Jpg All the time traveler attributes of the male protagonist are in the extra story about future generations. What is the use? Ah? It doesn't mean that the six-yuan grade is not great. The question is, does the lack of description in the main text reflect the difficulty of studying for the male protagonist? Be specific! There is not much description in the text, how do readers feel? It feels like I'm reading an outline (wiping sweat)
It's too fake and too suspended, this bunch of people. It seems that they are just a group of tool people. There is no specific description to describe their image. They just help the male protagonist to have a happy journey without any worries.
Oh, forget it, I just put a cool note on it ()
Of course, my comments are one-sided and subjective. My understanding of the article is definitely not as detailed as the author's, and there will definitely be mistakes. The author, please read this comment selectively and critically.
Anyway, congratulations to the author on the great completion! Being able to persist in writing is already amazing! I hope that my writing skills will get better and better in the future, and the books I write will become popular [Fireworks]
Emmm, I finished reading it. The writing is a bit shabby. The inexplicable description of King Zhao (the fourth prince) in the previous article was not mentioned in the follow-up. I didn't feel that there was any court drama. The cool text tag was hit correctly. It was completely mindless and cool, and the power was handed over to someone else. The emotional scenes are also a bit, well, bland. In short, they are uncreative and a bit cliche... Wouldn't it be more dramatic for Ye Yun to separate from the prince and become old friends? The happy ending of making dumplings made me feel a little uncomfortable. At the beginning of the copy, it was said that the male protagonist is a time traveler. Throughout the whole story, I hardly felt that the male protagonist had any modern attributes. The time traveler I thought was: a prince, minister, development of productivity infrastructure, gogogo, Ye Jianshan: incompetent. Jpg All the time traveler attributes of the male protagonist are in the extra story about future generations. What is the use? Ah? It doesn't mean that the six-yuan grade is not great. The question is, does the lack of description in the main text reflect the difficulty of studying for the male protagonist? Be specific! There is not much description in the text, how do readers feel? It feels like I'm reading an outline (wiping sweat) It's too fake and too suspended, this bunch of people. It seems that they are just a group of tool people. There is no specific description to describe their image. They just help the male protagonist to have a happy journey without any worries. Oh, forget it, I just put a cool note on it () Of course, my comments are one-sided and subjective. My understanding of the article is definitely not as detailed as the author's, and there will definitely be mistakes. The author, please read this comment selectively and critically. Anyway, congratulations to the author on the great completion! Being able to persist in writing is already amazing! I hope that my writing skills will get better and better in the future, and the books I write will become popular [Fireworks]