Captivating Beauty, Captivating Heart
倾城倾心
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 100k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
30Chapters
19Favorites
1Nutrient gifts
381Clicks per chapter
75Comments
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The princess wanted to restore her country and blamed the foreigners entirely for the country's downfall. She seemed not to consider the bankruptcy of her own family's credit. Is it so easy to restore the country? Without war, wouldn't people die? Why do people have to fight for the world for your family and surname when they have to go through war and famine? Can't understand, can't empathize. None of those dynasties that perished were innocent, they were all crushed by accumulated sins. The heroine seems to be looking forward. The female version of Murong Fu is also ridiculous.
Such a man is really the best
Has the heroine ever fallen in love with Zhenjin? Seeing this, the heroine is a little annoyed.
You really can't put in the faces of Hawick Lau and Zhang Chenguang? I feel that Zhenjin should have a single eyelid and a longer face, while Kublai Khan should have a round face and a single eyelid.
The heroine is really persistent and keeps trying.
The heroine is torn between two men who love her.
In fact, ancient China was also monogamous. A man only had one wife, and concubines were considered slaves in the family in ancient times.
Remember what I said in the previous chapter about selling your art but not your body?
Do brothel girls also need to replenish their kidneys??