Jue Luocheng's ruthless pursuit, Li Mingjue keeps a little white crane in the palace.
In the Liang Kingdom's palace, they debate strategy and plot. When the time comes, Zhang Zi'e has to offer herself as well.
A certain vassal prince's confession:
I'm pursuing a young woman who looks like my first love. She's nineteen years younger than me and hasn't figured out love yet. But the whole world wants me to get back together with my beautiful ex, who loves to insult me in roundabout ways. I waited until the end of time, and finally the young woman fell for me. I was so happy. I always thought she was the purest, cutest girl in the world, but it seems that's not the case, and she seems to like my ex more? It's fine. I don't mind.
A certain adviser's confession:
I'm a cool-headed strategist who seems to have an ethereal air about him. That's only how I seem. My eyes are fixed on my career. My ideal is to assist my princess and have my name go down in history. I want a simple relationship between sovereign and subject: whatever the princess says, I do. And that's how it is in practice. Whatever the princess says, I do, though there's nothing "simple" about it. I've been against it from the beginning. Did I come around in the end? Maybe.
Planned length: 450,000 characters. Happy ending, two storylines, two protagonists, multiple couples. A fun read with an ensemble cast.
CP pairing guide:
The correct pairings: Mingjue x Xiaobai, Mingjue x Hongyan, Zi'e x Qingzhou, Zi'e x Xiaolong (???)
The following "crack ships" also get some "sweet moments": Mingjue x Qingzhou, Qingzhou x Xiaolong, Xiaobai x Hongyan, Xiaolong x Xiaobai, Mingjue x Zi'e
Theme: Time flies in a beautiful rush, and there's no time to lose.
I finished reading "Fuzhou Gossip" one afternoon two or three years ago. I clicked on the author's homepage to continue searching and found this book. It was called "Zhesha" at that time.
After reading the full text, I couldn't tell whether it was a drama or a comedy. If it was a drama, the entire story would be full of comedic techniques, and Jueluo City would be full of complaints. If it was a comedy, Jueluo City would be full of blood and intrigue, and you could feel the oppression through the screen. It is said to be he, but except for the protagonist and a few supporting characters, they are all be. It is also true that there are so many hes in the turbulent times. It is all because Su and his wife are too cruel in heart and the writer is too cruel. In just a few strokes, the supporting characters are outlined with flesh and blood, making people feel as if they are experiencing the collapse, tragedy and despair in person. It feels like Fu Xian is a biography of Guan Fang and Guan Fang, while Zhe Sha is more like a group portrait novel like Dream of Red Mansions (leaving aside the funny part). Although the main character is described, down to the palace maids and maids are also vivid; some foreshadowings do have the feeling of being careless; (in a sense, homophones and split characters are often used in Red Mansions). In the era of online articles, we are really lucky to be able to appreciate articles like this.
After reading it, the final extra story completes the stories of each character and gives them flesh and blood. Like the first draft that is carefully drawn by an artist, it is gradually perfected and the final product becomes the finishing touch. Thank you for bringing me the story. By the way, ruarua Xiaobai's head, haha
So what happened to Sister Minluo?
I just finished reading Fuzhou, so I have to leave a message. Do you really want to close it?
Xiaobai is also very different in age. . Still Wanwan Leiqing
Under Li Mingyu's rule, Jueluo City was like a paradise, but it was a pity that Li Mingyu had no more ambitious ambitions and was unwilling to start another war to pacify the world. If everyone were like Li Ming, there would be peace long ago
What's the matter with Li Mingyu being matched with everyone?
Seeing that my favorite now is Li Mingyu, I feel that Li Mingyu is pretty good here.
I still prefer the pairing of Li Mingyu and Qin Hongyan