The fox transformed into a prince, and once the dove occupied the emperor's pillow.
The ghosts chant to attack the saints, and the jackdaws sing to the hearts of the Xie Zhi.
After a few days of chanting about prosperity, the old and sick were dragged into the burning pit.
I would like to ask who please grow the tassel? I pity you for your thin bones and drive away the rot flies.
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Imaginary dynasty, first person, be ending.
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Gan Zhuofu (Main POV)×Li Qingxi
[Shou] A beautiful woman with a glassy heart, cultivated a body of authority that only bows to power × [Attack] Fox eyes and a snake heart, the overwhelming power is used to win over the person you covet.
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[Shou] Ganzhuofu perspective:
When we first met, you were kneeling and sitting by the car curtain. The dim and graceful light traced your bitter eyes, revealing your fragility and hardship to me, urging me to come to you.
When bones were growing all over my body, Your Majesty, who was dying, was complaining and asking me how I could let you go. I said that Your Majesty enjoys the first half of my life that I have devoted all my energy to, and I enjoy the second half of the life of the person you love most. This is a deal of equal value.
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[Attack] Li Qing's perspective:
The painful days burned my heart like a fire. When I observed the decline of the prince, I looked at the prince with a feeling of respect and love for his elder brother. Sure enough, he protected me, used me, and supported me. Before he died, he said that I should enjoy the power and not be greedy for birds and break their wings. I think what the prince said is half true and half false.
No matter who he is, no matter how much he pays, no matter how much he weighs in your heart, I must get what I want.
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Both parties thought that the relationship was forced by their own scheming and tricks, but in fact they attracted each other and acted on each other without exposing each other.
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Looking forward to your comments.
Intention: Who wants to take the long tassel? I pity you for your thin bones and drive away the rot flies.