Chong Qianqing was born into royalty but raised in a Taoist temple. He left the palace at one year old and returned to court fifteen years later. What will become of this pure and kindhearted young man? What part will he play in the palace intrigue and the feuding between brothers? As his brothers become entangled with him in forbidden love, can he cross the boundaries of propriety?
No contest for the throne, no conquest of the borders. Hand in hand, the two of them roam the martial world. What could be more joyful?
A warning from Shushu: This is a story about brothers. If that bothers you, please steer clear...
I searched for the author and found this place, and found that it was a thousand-year-old pit.
Sir, I have always liked your articles, why haven't you updated them anymore? Is it because of life?? But don't give up the trap.
It's been a year, I've been waiting for the flowers to wither and bloom again, but why am I still stuck here, ╮(╯▽╰)╭
So good-looking. . . Looking forward to more articles. . .
Missing for a long time. By the way, where did you post your previous articles?
I just read a bit of it in □ and came to Jinjiang to try my luck. Unexpectedly, I posted the article here. It is very interesting and supports me.
I still hope Qianqing and Lao Er are together.
Susu Su, keep working hard~!
Sister, I'm here
Sister, I'm here