When Rong Cheng woke up, he found that he had lost his memory and became a fisherman living in Zhonglihou Mansion.
At the banquet, she met a beautiful man named Cong Ling who was relegated to immortality. When Rong Cheng learned that he and Cong Ling had passed the examination in the same mountain valley, he immediately called Cong Ling "senior brother" and tried to find out the cause of his amnesia by asking this acquaintance.
But Cong Ling's eyes were full of disgust: Don't be so flattering, and don't scream so disgustingly.
Later, Rong Cheng learned that she and Cong Ling had made a baby engagement, but that Cong Ling had canceled the engagement. Her amnesia seemed to be related to the cancellation of the engagement, which made her lose face.
Every time he thought about how he was madly attentive to Zuo Ling after losing his memory, Rong Cheng felt like crying without tears, and was so embarrassed that he scratched his toes.
Young Master Suan, who was watching this scene from a distance, folded his arms in front of his chest and sneered: Haha, you will not die well if you lick a dog.
Ps: The background setting is an imaginary world that is more ancient and a bit fantasy. It is empty than the heroine's wallet, but ancient history still exists.
The heroine (my good girl Goose) is a weirdo. Her brain is different from that of normal people. Please don't scold her.
The inspiration for writing this article comes from a comment made by Zigong, a disciple of Confucius, about King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty: "The evil of Zhou is not as good as this. If a gentleman is evil and lives in the lower class, all the evil in the world will end up there."
The writing style is half-literary and half-white, with a little bit of fluff. The content involving metaphysics is all made up and written just to promote the development of the plot. Don't be serious, bosses! I hope everyone enjoys reading this article!
Also, I really want to see the messages from my wives. It's so lonely to type on a single machine (crying)
Purpose: Be wary of rhetoric and pay tribute to independent women