The Mirror

Hmmmmmm… Is this woman regretting her actions? No, even if you hit a brick wall, don't regret it. Regret is admitting defeat.

So beautiful~~~~~~~ Every woman has at least one mirror.

I have always liked Yang Guang

Chaotic and intense, a woman's lament for the fate of other women. I couldn't help but wonder what kind of woman the book thief was. Ultimately, she's more stubborn than gentle.

From this day forward, he and I, day and night, year after year, will face endless deception, endless betrayal, endless entanglement, and endless regret. Such a lingering tale of love and hate, so sorrowful and poignant. A beautifully written, albeit desolate, article!

By chance Turning to the dictionary, I found the phrase "broken mirror reunited". It's not that I'm not sentimental. Yang Guang The historical records of the Tang Dynasty refuted it as completely worthless. The canal was built for cruises The three campaigns against Goguryeo were driven by ambition and a desire for quick success. He always, It's heartbreaking.

Both are well-written. Unrequited love, even if cherished in dreams, is nothing more than a cruel knife, each passing moment tearing at the soul with every wound.

Reply to the comment below Because only two chapters of "Records of Old Things in the Four Capitals" were completed, it is only available under the banyan tree.

Where can I find the "Records of Old Things in the Four Capitals"?

Yang Guang has always struck me as a tyrannical and cruel man. In this story, though he's depicted in golden armor, purple robes, and riding a white horse, he's nothing more than a man poisoned by passion, unable to find a cure, and capable of shedding tears.