When a crazy girl meets a classic tragic-romance hero, someone is bound to end up dead. A palace farming story with a girl disguised as a boy, becoming the young emperor's study companion and bullying three little boys. An older woman gets together with younger men, and the pair share a flirtation that is both hilarious and heartwarming.
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This book has been around for eight years. It has been so long. I recently opened it and read it. At the end, it turned out that the author is obsessed with style. Yes, who can beat time and fate? For Li Mu, for Li Ran, for Zhou Mu, Xiao west's heart
Zhou Mu has so few scenes. How could anyone think he is the male protagonist? In fact, Xiao Xi is too heartless and weak. She is not unfeeling towards Zhou Mu, but it is not that deep. It is just a level of liking. Some of it is the feelings of relatives. She will like the emperor. The emperor was half-hearted, after all, he was deeply in love with her and straightforward enough. This identity is of course the best help, and others can't do anything to him. I think Xiaoxi is very in line with the feelings of modern people. He is more easy-going and afraid of death, and does not have such deep moral constraints?
There are a few twists and turns in the middle that are a little bit random, but it was written very early, and the writing style is definitely not as mature as it is now ~ but it is not as criticized as some previous comments ~
If you want to be happy, you must continue to be happy. The author shouldn't change the ending, just leave it as it is.
Zhou Mu just left like this, it's okay to go.
I have finally seen through it. Author, you treat our readers like a slap in the face and a candy in the face. If you give more candy, you will go bankrupt.
The whole article is about the heroine looking for abuse, ugh
I read it intermittently, but I only remember that the previous childhood chapters were so funny and loving!
I always feel like I still have a lot to say. Is there any extra story?
I think Zhou Mu has a bit of sadness.
Is Doudou back? I have a weak question: rewrite?
Please ask Doudou to revise the following chapters! ! ! Powerful! ! ! Powerful! ! ! Powerful! ! ! Roar! ! ! Roar! ! ! Roar! ! !
This book has been around for eight years. It has been so long. I recently opened it and read it. At the end, it turned out that the author is obsessed with style. Yes, who can beat time and fate? For Li Mu, for Li Ran, for Zhou Mu, Xiao west's heart
Zhou Mu has so few scenes. How could anyone think he is the male protagonist? In fact, Xiao Xi is too heartless and weak. She is not unfeeling towards Zhou Mu, but it is not that deep. It is just a level of liking. Some of it is the feelings of relatives. She will like the emperor. The emperor was half-hearted, after all, he was deeply in love with her and straightforward enough. This identity is of course the best help, and others can't do anything to him. I think Xiaoxi is very in line with the feelings of modern people. He is more easy-going and afraid of death, and does not have such deep moral constraints? There are a few twists and turns in the middle that are a little bit random, but it was written very early, and the writing style is definitely not as mature as it is now ~ but it is not as criticized as some previous comments ~
If you want to be happy, you must continue to be happy. The author shouldn't change the ending, just leave it as it is.
Zhou Mu just left like this, it's okay to go.
I have finally seen through it. Author, you treat our readers like a slap in the face and a candy in the face. If you give more candy, you will go bankrupt.
The whole article is about the heroine looking for abuse, ugh
I read it intermittently, but I only remember that the previous childhood chapters were so funny and loving!
I always feel like I still have a lot to say. Is there any extra story? I think Zhou Mu has a bit of sadness.
Is Doudou back? I have a weak question: rewrite?
Please ask Doudou to revise the following chapters! ! ! Powerful! ! ! Powerful! ! ! Powerful! ! ! Roar! ! ! Roar! ! ! Roar! ! !