Copywriting one:
The king of Huainan, Wei Tiao, is known among the people as "Wei Lang has a very beautiful appearance".
However, everyone in Dali Temple knew that the rumored Princess Huainan was a bitch.
She was domineering and unreasonable, which made the prince unhappy. He avoided her every day and almost lived in Dali Temple.
Suddenly one day, the prince invited himself to Lingnan to handle a case, and no one else was allowed to reveal his whereabouts.
There is reliable news in Dali Temple that the two have completely broken up and are about to separate.
Only Yue Zixiu, Zuo Shaoqing of Dali Temple who followed the prince to Lingnan, accidentally saw Wei Tiao, who had always been cold and cold, drunk, pressing Kaiyang Princess Jiang Zhuo against the wall. His voice was low, and his words revealed his grievance: "You really leave after I let you go? Aren't you going to coax me?"
Copywriting two:
Jiang Zhuo boasted in front of the ladies that he would perform a stunning dance at the palace banquet on the Lantern Festival.
The Shangyuan Festival was coming in three days. Jiang Zhuo fell into deep thought when she faced the seventh dancer who had resigned from her in seven days.
That night, she went back to her room dejectedly, planning to take a cold bath to get away from the cold and avoid the palace banquet on the Lantern Festival.
The room was dark, and the weak candlelight swayed in the residual wind. Wei Tiao was wearing a vermilion skirt with wide sleeves and soft smoke, holding a sword in her hand. The eyebrows are seductive and charming, and the male and female are indistinguishable, just like a spirit that captures the heart and soul.
After the dance ended, he stood with his sword in hand, his black hair flying in the wind, his eyes deep and quiet, and his thin red lips slightly pursed: "Come here, I will teach you."
Copywriting three:
Jiang Zhuozhu, the princess of Kaiyang, grew up surrounded by greenery. She always acted according to her heart and took pleasure in grudges, but in the end she indulged in a fruitless love and became a prisoner.
It wasn't until she died that she discovered how paranoid she had been in that life, pursuing the false love that she couldn't get. In the end, she failed the people in front of her and watched the people around her who cared about her die one after another.
In the next life, Wei Tiao, who had not yet reached the height of his crown, was standing in front of Dali Temple with an oil-paper umbrella in his hand. The drizzle was slanting and wet his clothes. Jiang Zhuo frowned, picked up the hem of her skirt, and threw it into his arms. The peach blossoms were blooming, and the city of Chang'an was as prosperous as ever.
There are detective plots, and all detective plots serve the main plot. They cannot withstand scrutiny and the author's logic is useless.
The male protagonist has been in love with the female protagonist in both lives, and the female protagonist liked Bai Yueguang, the second male lead, in her previous life, and those who mind are very interested.
Female protagonist: Jiang Zhuo Male protagonist: Wei Tiao (alias Di Hua) Second male lead: Wei Yu (alias Huaijin)
Intention: Even if the world is unfair, justice still exists in people's hearts. Never give up the good thoughts in your heart.
Well written, leaving footprints