The elders of Jiuxian Mountain say that the wife of the King of Wuyue returned to Lin'an every spring. The king once sent her a letter that read: “The flowers have bloomed along the road. You can take your time coming home.”
The people of Wu treasured the story.
A female PhD student transmigrates.
Only after uncovering the palace's old secrets does she learn that
what people call schemes and harm
are merely born of the deep love in our hearts.
A note from Gu Bo: Transmigration is all well and good, but it can't beat a good education in your own field!
This book was published under the title Flowers Bloom Along the Road, Yet We Never Met.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, there are so many of them. I saw them many years ago and they are actually in JJ!!!!!
Leaving behind the tears of the times, I borrowed a physical book from my classmate when I was in elementary school. How many years have passed?
Isn't this the end?!?!
I feel like the male protagonist is also an idiot...
… There is not a chapter where the heroine doesn't cry... Rea...
Why is this article so updated in Jinjiang? I've finished reading it and it's pretty good
I like your first work, great writing
Think about it and then go back and add something~ It seems that I like Prince Xun more. . .
I've seen it for many years, and I'm here again this time. It's very good, and it's in Jinjiang.
Wow, catch a mouse, how did the author write such a palace fight?