A handsome scholar calls himself a disgrace to the Confucian school, a toad, in front of the girl he loves. An ordinary flower seller from the bustling streets likes to tease and put down the young man she loves. An iron sword likes to drink. A love story, and a lucky match made in heaven, all by accident. A troubled era puts a couple's love to the test. The protagonist, Mu Lian, loves Feng Ya, the girl who sells apricot blossoms. Through the intrigues of court and the trials of a chaotic age, he remains devoted to her. In the end, he establishes the Mu Kingdom, makes Feng Ya his empress, and takes no other wife. The protagonist, Feng Ya, loves Mu Lian, the handsome scholar, and enjoys teasing and making fun of him. For his sake, she faces danger time and again, and escapes it time and again. At last, the lovers are united.
Theme: May I have your heart, and never be parted until our hair turns white. Love never runs smoothly; every couple must face trials. Only by believing firmly in love can you finally find the flower of happiness.
After thinking about it, I would like to say that the author is much more difficult to write and the writing style is also good. I really recommend re-submitting it to romance. I think the collection and data will definitely improve. Not trying to refute the author, I agree that romance can also be pure love. However, JJ changed the name "Danmei" to "Pure Love" due to policy in the early years to avoid suspicion. Now, it has become a common practice that this area is full of bl. If you don't like romance, you will go to the pure love section to look for romance novels. I strongly recommend you resubmit. It's really a pity. Of course, if the author still wants to stay in the pure love zone, just follow your heart, best wishes~
Why is the BG article posted in the pure love category?
This copy looks like a romance, why is it filled with Danmei?