
Clear as Jade in an Ice Pot (Antique Curio Shop: The Guqin)
玉壶冰清(古董杂货店-古琴篇)
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 12k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 19y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
3Chapters
73Favorites
10.0Score
14.7kClicks per chapter
66Comments
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Reader comments 41
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It's strange, I think that Liuguang is still an idea of ancient people in this world. . . We should give that idiot and naive guy a hard time and tell him: in the next life as a prince, he must learn to endure hardships; he must learn from his fourth brother, and he must be quick when he changes his father's suicide note! Moreover, if a villain is offended, he must be prepared to be killed... So that he will end up with a better outcome in his next life. Don't you think it's strange to tell him that his father was killed? The knot in his heart has been resolved, but... His shortcomings are still there TAT That prince is really not suitable for getting involved in politics. A pure person can only get happiness by paying for other things.
Sentences from Cao Pi's "Qiu Hu Xing".
What a wonderful world grocery store
Why does one have memory and one doesn't?
Sweat, I always thought it was an ancient saying
Master, I was wrong. After reading your "Heart Bubble", my review was actually very wrong. Let me admit my mistake. I was wrong
To be honest, this prince has no political wisdom. Both Liubo and Qingse are right choices. Politics can only be described as a crocodile. People who are too naive and clear cannot do it, so the consequences are very real. If the water is clear, there will be no fish. But \\|/like it! Stories are like clear springs and willows, intoxicating the wind!
It's actually Cao Pi's "Qiu Hu Xing", you are so awesome. How much reading do you need to read about Cao Pi?
The Chinese version of "400 Years of Vampires"
Sweat, I always thought it was an ancient saying