Twenty-Four Variations

I still prefer Qi Yuwuwuwu

What's more, there are no men in the Wei Kingdom, or there are no men now. Men from the enemy country are so attractive. I like to write about grassland men so much. Is it because I am too leisurely or because I am too full and forget to follow.

The heroine Ning Wuxia is a petty wife with no opinion and no sense of family and country. She has been a princess for more than ten years. After getting married, she no longer knows who she is. Can a princess with golden branches and beautiful leaves be no better than a pet of three years? Ning Wuxia's marriage is miserable, but is it not miserable for ordinary women in the Wei Kingdom? When she is with Qi Yu, she does nothing and loses her identity. Others laugh at Weiguo and say that the heroine is not good. Bian agreed, and then did nothing for three years. Sometimes the identity of the heroine is a princess, and not doing anything is the biggest fault. Qi Yu doesn't want the heroine to have children, so the heroine insists on giving birth to children from the enemy's country. The heroine keeps saying that she doesn't love Qi Yu, but she doesn't do anything. Whoever rapes the heroine is her man. Whoever rapes the heroine, the heroine is a princess of a country. Being nameless and statusless all the time in a palace is really spineless.

Qi Chuan finally talked to his niece and celebrated with flowers. Xiao Shan doesn't have to be misunderstood.

It's amazing, all the male characters created are so charming.

My tears are worthless... My brother and my younger brother are both very good people. Their fate is unpredictable. May the two people who love each other be happy forever.

Woo hoo hoo, Qi Yu is so good at praying to the mountains, but it is a pity that one will die young, and the other will not be able to be together again because of the passage of time? The only ones who looked promising were my niece and Qi Chuan.

Help!!! I haven't seen such a delicious love triangle in a long time, so good at writing.

When he saw Qi Yu die, he burst into tears. Why was Qi Yu so unlucky? He got nothing in the end. Whether it was his mother or the person he liked in his career, no matter how hard he tried his best to treat him, he still got nothing. He didn't get the partial love of his mother. Being an emperor is also notorious, and the person he has loved for many years still doesn't love him. He leaves in such a hurry. Will he leave willingly? What is his character like that allows him to give without expecting anything in return? Why should the male protagonist be so unlucky? Does he have to die? On the contrary, Qishan is so lucky. His brother helped him take care of his career and gave it to her. His parents are particularly partial to him. The heroine has always loved him. Why? Why is there such a big gap between people? How can God treat people so differently? It's so uncomfortable.

I'll give you a try 🙏, it's so well written 🙏