How many masks must a person wear in a lifetime before it's enough?
Qi Wuliang, the most treacherous official in the Great Liang dynasty:
As an official, she embezzles, abuses the people, and brings ruin to the nation.
As a person, she's despicable, devious, and shameless.
Xie Heng, Prince Regent of Great Liang:
As a subject, he hasn't donned the imperial robes, yet he already rules the land.
As a person, he's devoted to power, ruthless, and almost supernaturally clever.
"A Li." Someone calls out to her on the main street.
The elegant young man in white turns around, smiling until his eyes redden. "Your Highness has mistaken me for someone else. There is no Su Henli in this world anymore, only Great Liang's treacherous minister, Qi Wuliang."
Clang!
The drums and bells sound, the play begins. Actors are the most fickle of all.
The faces are painted, the curtain rises. Ladies and gentlemen, enjoy the show!
P.S.:
1> Sequel to The General's Resignation.
2> As always, this author and her stories are laid-back. I may vanish at any moment and update sporadically. Read at your own risk. I really am awful!
New story coming soon: Praying Before the Buddha, also known as May All Go Well.
While little A Yuan was still in swaddling clothes, she was already the most prestigious crown princess in Great Zhou. Then the crown prince, Di Yao, called her "bratty, overbearing, untalented, and lacking virtue," and her entire clan was convicted and exiled...
At twelve, little A Yuan is forced to marry far away at the border, leaving General Gu to spend their wedding night soothing the sobbing little girl as if she were a spoiled child.
Five years later.
Crown Prince Di Yao comes to the army for training. He sees the woman who strictly follows the rules and always kneels before him. She has never once looked up at him.
She feels neither joy nor sorrow, never cries or smiles, like a delicate, translucent glass lamp before the Buddha, beautiful but cold.
Except when she sees Gu Chang.
P.S.:
1> A series about a ruler stealing his subject's wife.
Theme: The land remains, and the young never change.
My sister's writing style is really... Super touching. Ah, sister, you are my god! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you
I particularly like the author's big book. Every part is written just right. There is no vulgar plot. Both the story line and the emotional line are great.
From praying in front of the Buddha to the general's resignation and then to planning the disaster, I met Ayuan, Aci, and Ali. I saw three female characters who were able to govern the country and bring peace to the people, and who were capable of bringing peace and stability to the country. They were no longer just housewives in the secular world who assumed the identity of their husbands. They could contribute their own strength to the country and their family. They had their own ideals of retribution, and they had their own names. They can be queens or generals. It can also be Ayuan, Aci, and Ali.
Damn, I've finished reading the third book. I'm really happy to come across these three books. Because I saw that our female characters (as generals, ministers, and queens) are created from different angles. The "friendship" that Ayuan adheres to, the "loyalty" of Acishou, and the "friendship" of Alihu. They have been protecting what they want to protect throughout their lives.
A Li is luckier than A Ci in this life. She met her friend, Jun, who was waiting by her side. The lover who was always by her side. Behind A Li is no longer an empty defender, but a great devil who is loved and loved by others. She can be the right minister of Liang, or the general of Beiyan, or even better.
It was herself - Su Henli. I think A Ci will definitely feel heartbroken for A Li after seeing this.
I hope the big story is - to be continued! I have also been waiting for new stories on the road. I am very lucky to meet Da Da and the books written by Da Da. I am even more lucky to see the core of Da Da's pen and inner world. To be continued, see you on the next trip! (I hope to see more new Dada books, and continue to cheer for Dada below [come on] [come on] [come on])
Looks good! Ah Li is with my favorite male protagonist, and I have read three books written by the author. Ah Xuan is the only male protagonist who only has eyes for the female protagonist from beginning to end.
Ahhhhhhhh! Regret finally appeared! God knows how much I want Li'er and Huizhi to meet!
Can Henli be the empress next?
Looking at this posture, it feels like this court is about to become Ali's world! Why not just push A Li to the throne and kick the Situ family into pieces? Wouldn't it be beautiful to be an empress (???????)
I would like to ask the author, how many chapters are there, and who does Su Henli like?
Sorry, but I really want to play...
(Yeah! My sister is back! Is my sister's family in good health?)
Will little Xuan return to the palace? I feel like it will
Junior Sister, She Is so Arrogant and Crazy
I Want to Become a Monk
Praying Before Buddha
Under Judgment
Quick Transmigration: The Host Doesn't Play by the Rules
Calamity
The General's Resignation
I Offer You My Kingdom, and Take You as My Wife
The System Told Me to Kill the Male Lead, but I Raised Him Myself
My sister's writing style is really... Super touching. Ah, sister, you are my god! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you love you
I particularly like the author's big book. Every part is written just right. There is no vulgar plot. Both the story line and the emotional line are great.
From praying in front of the Buddha to the general's resignation and then to planning the disaster, I met Ayuan, Aci, and Ali. I saw three female characters who were able to govern the country and bring peace to the people, and who were capable of bringing peace and stability to the country. They were no longer just housewives in the secular world who assumed the identity of their husbands. They could contribute their own strength to the country and their family. They had their own ideals of retribution, and they had their own names. They can be queens or generals. It can also be Ayuan, Aci, and Ali. Damn, I've finished reading the third book. I'm really happy to come across these three books. Because I saw that our female characters (as generals, ministers, and queens) are created from different angles. The "friendship" that Ayuan adheres to, the "loyalty" of Acishou, and the "friendship" of Alihu. They have been protecting what they want to protect throughout their lives. A Li is luckier than A Ci in this life. She met her friend, Jun, who was waiting by her side. The lover who was always by her side. Behind A Li is no longer an empty defender, but a great devil who is loved and loved by others. She can be the right minister of Liang, or the general of Beiyan, or even better. It was herself - Su Henli. I think A Ci will definitely feel heartbroken for A Li after seeing this. I hope the big story is - to be continued! I have also been waiting for new stories on the road. I am very lucky to meet Da Da and the books written by Da Da. I am even more lucky to see the core of Da Da's pen and inner world. To be continued, see you on the next trip! (I hope to see more new Dada books, and continue to cheer for Dada below [come on] [come on] [come on])
Looks good! Ah Li is with my favorite male protagonist, and I have read three books written by the author. Ah Xuan is the only male protagonist who only has eyes for the female protagonist from beginning to end.
Ahhhhhhhh! Regret finally appeared! God knows how much I want Li'er and Huizhi to meet!
Can Henli be the empress next?
Looking at this posture, it feels like this court is about to become Ali's world! Why not just push A Li to the throne and kick the Situ family into pieces? Wouldn't it be beautiful to be an empress (???????)
I would like to ask the author, how many chapters are there, and who does Su Henli like?
Sorry, but I really want to play...
(Yeah! My sister is back! Is my sister's family in good health?) Will little Xuan return to the palace? I feel like it will