The emperor said, "I can't give you anything right now."
The emperor said, "I can give you anything, but I don't know what you really want!"
The emperor said, "In life, you belong to me. In death, you'll be my ghost!"
Paid Serialization Announcement:
This story will become paid on September 8 (this Wednesday). Whether you decide to keep reading or drop it, Han Ya is very grateful to you.
Thank you!
A few words from the author:
This story is set during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Western Han dynasty, and the characters are based on historical figures. I really did want to write a story about someone transmigrating into the Han dynasty at first, but my imagination tends to run wild, and I like making things up. I was afraid that sticking to history would limit me too much, so I decided to create an alternate setting instead. I hope you'll understand.
Theme:
The ending was really so frustrating that I was so angry. It was so watery.
Alas, it's better not to write these next few articles, they start at the end but end at the end.
Is the author okay? He came up with such a ridiculous ending.
Well!! I was quite attracted to it at first, so I bought it without hesitation. After reading it, I felt like it was a complete waste of so much money. The more I write, the more incredible it becomes!!
The writing is messy, with no theme at all, and a V article is a waste of money.
This ending is so ridiculous. What's the situation? I like what Liu Jin said.
I thought I could read a few more chapters. . . I kind of hate Liu Jin now. . .
So fast~ Is it the finale?
What should I do with the child? This makes Liu Jin very sad.
Damn, have you forgotten Xiao Qing? I also remembered it after looking at the catalog. For example, the emperor didn't show up when he was injured, and he didn't show up on occasions like this.