A Golden Snowfall at Jinming

Another good article (trap). . . I don't know when I started to feel that the most suitable images to describe the two of them are the moon and the snow. However, the snow and the moon are by no means the romantic and romantic mood of a small family. They should have an artistic conception and temperament as grand as snow in the world. The snow in this article and the few sentences in Chuanzi outline this artistic conception and temperament. The scene at the beginning of the first chapter changes from a few lines of snow scene to the chat between Qi Shaoshang and Tie Shou upstairs at Guweilou at dawn. The words, tone, behavior, temperament, movements, and descriptions of the characters are all very consistent with the feelings of these two people, and it is very visual. In fact, from the beginning, this article is like an elegant Northern Song Dynasty style picture with the fragrance of ink. In the author's writing, the descriptions of the customs and background characters are not just decorative flowers, but are delicate and vivid, creating such a large and sentimental background, which makes people feel that this is the era and Bianjing where those romantic figures lived. It is very interesting to read. The central content of this article is also about assassination, but it does not mean the one mentioned in Heroes, but an original new plot. In this article, the relationship between the two people has been established and stable, so what is left is the stage of continuing to work together to achieve a common goal. A large part of this article is devoted to the dialogue between the two, which is interspersed with small ambiguous details and small interests that make people feel swaying. However, more of the dialogue continues the dialogue. The content and style are consistent with the characters' personalities, and the content is rich, so although the dialogue lasts for a long time, it does not appear to be wordy or boring. Much of the rest is left to the important supporting characters of this article - the pair of treasures Tang Baoniu and Fang Henshao. The author has always been good at writing and loves to write supporting characters that are easily overlooked, such as the Three Swords and One Sword Boy, and writing them is not just to advance the plot and add flowers, but to really make them vivid and lifelike, as good as the protagonists. The little Marquis in this article is also a highlight. The little marquis described by the author does not have the evil, domineering and imperial aura that is popular in the market, but is a truly pure and flawless enchanting transvestite with a naturally pure black heart. She is also half enchanting and half happy. The plot of this article follows after Fang Juxia fell off the cliff in "The World is Invincible". The young Marquis appeared in front of everyone with a pitiful appearance wearing linen and filial piety, and at a certain moment, he made a malicious little move to intimidate Fang Henshao in disguise. That part was really interesting to write. Push the pit, push the pit

Why are all the good articles full of pitfalls? Come back and fill in the holes, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

The best Qi Wuwen I have ever seen. I like it very much. Anyway, the poster, you will update it.

By the way, sir, can you bear to let us, Boss Shen, squat behind the curtain for so long without even playing? His legs are numb! . . . Update it soon

Why would bringing in Julian Cheung be shocking?

... I'm afraid, this little Marquis Fang is evil! 233

Tsk tsk tsk, "Qi Dai landlord", there is so much resentment in these words.

... This sound of uncle seemed to make Mr. Qi how many years he had aged.

It's getting better and better. Please come back and update soon QAQ5555555

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