History's wheel has turned into its darkest, most chaotic age. Is there any untouched ground left in the world? Who is righteous and who is evil? Who can tell them apart? When faith is about to crumble and the spirit nears collapse, what is left for them to cherish and fight for…
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First, I want to say I'm sorry to all the readers who love Time Leaves No Trace!
I didn't have time to let everyone know that the story would become a paid work, and I'm truly at fault for the inconvenience. There was a reason for the sudden change, but I won't go into it here. Please continue to follow this story. Thank you!
Premise:
Where is the jade seal? By the way, I don't understand why Yuan Yuan stayed in Nanyang for 10 years. Why did those people wait 10 years before looking for her? Do they really have to wait for Puyi to grow up?
It's better to go away from home. The world of three people is quite good.
It's just that Yoshiko is pitiful and hateful. If she hadn't been ruined by her adoptive father, she wouldn't have ended up like that later. She couldn't get love. The three of them were already very crowded, and there was really no space left.
Suddenly I saw that this article was written ten years ago. Does the author have any new articles? I'm really looking forward to it (?˙ー˙?)
This is the first time I read a novel about the Republic of China, and I really admire the author's writing style and historical experience. The language and plot are perfect, and the foreshadowing and ending are also written just right (although it is be, hahaha, but I heard that this is the case in Republican novels), especially when the revolutionary army gave up the three northeastern provinces, it actually made me officially believe in a certain period of history. In short, the green mountains are always there, I really love you ~
After five years, I revisited it again and was filled with emotions. It's a pity that you can no longer see this kind of Republic of China literature, and the only single seedling has been locked up.
I like all three women here. This ending may be the best.
I still can't help but say that although the relationship between these three people seems to be harmonious without conflict, they still don't like threesomes. As Diana said, the love world of three people is too crowded.
I'm a little disappointed. It's wonderful for two people to be together, but it's unimaginable for three people to be together.
Mr. Qingshan, Jinjiang has started an essay contest on old films of the Republic of China. Don't you have three essays on the Republic of China? I think they are all great. Go and participate. Registration ends on March 21st. I hope you can see my message!
Where is the jade seal? By the way, I don't understand why Yuan Yuan stayed in Nanyang for 10 years. Why did those people wait 10 years before looking for her? Do they really have to wait for Puyi to grow up?
It's better to go away from home. The world of three people is quite good.
It's just that Yoshiko is pitiful and hateful. If she hadn't been ruined by her adoptive father, she wouldn't have ended up like that later. She couldn't get love. The three of them were already very crowded, and there was really no space left.
Suddenly I saw that this article was written ten years ago. Does the author have any new articles? I'm really looking forward to it (?˙ー˙?)
This is the first time I read a novel about the Republic of China, and I really admire the author's writing style and historical experience. The language and plot are perfect, and the foreshadowing and ending are also written just right (although it is be, hahaha, but I heard that this is the case in Republican novels), especially when the revolutionary army gave up the three northeastern provinces, it actually made me officially believe in a certain period of history. In short, the green mountains are always there, I really love you ~
After five years, I revisited it again and was filled with emotions. It's a pity that you can no longer see this kind of Republic of China literature, and the only single seedling has been locked up.
I like all three women here. This ending may be the best.
I still can't help but say that although the relationship between these three people seems to be harmonious without conflict, they still don't like threesomes. As Diana said, the love world of three people is too crowded.
I'm a little disappointed. It's wonderful for two people to be together, but it's unimaginable for three people to be together.
Mr. Qingshan, Jinjiang has started an essay contest on old films of the Republic of China. Don't you have three essays on the Republic of China? I think they are all great. Go and participate. Registration ends on March 21st. I hope you can see my message!