It took Ao Cunxin, the third princess of the West Sea, a thousand years to realize that loving the wrong person is painful.
(The author recently repainted the prequel of Baolian Lantern. At first, it was just the figure and face of the second brother Siha, but later I realized that Cun Xin and the second brother were too inappropriate. They didn't look like the second brother next door.)
(If you don't clear your mind, don't quarrel)
Intention: Self-reliance and self-reliance, self-respect and self-love
Reader comments
I cried when I read it last night. It was so well written.
Girls really need to love themselves, but it's a pity that Cunxin has to pay so much to get back the lost self-esteem.
I cried when I read it last night. It was so well written. Girls really need to love themselves, but it's a pity that Cunxin has to pay so much to get back the lost self-esteem.
Although it is short, it hit home for me.
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