One goes from a woman general on the battlefield to a royal woman sent away for a political marriage, then from the leader of the Dark Stream Sect to a female assassin. Another goes from a woman general to a commoner and then back to a woman general. Can women change the course of history?
My sister is the kindest sister!!! The little emperor will also be kind to her.
I have been thinking, should this chapter really be written like this? My sister actually wanted to break out of this feudal prison, but when she asked her sister if she wanted to stay, would it go against her original intention too much. If it were said that it was because of love for my sister that I was trapped in the big yard, unable to see the free world outside, and because I loved my father and was afraid that no one would take care of my father after I left, wouldn't it be a bit holy to write like this? When I think about it, it is actually very difficult to break through the eyes of the world. She is not the Holy Mother, but a person locked up by the world. What she said is probably other people's opinions.
In fact, the purpose of this place is to portray these people who are still immature teenagers in their current state. They are free, romantic, and youthful. They love the great rivers and mountains of the motherland and love adventure. At the same time, they also know their mission and hope to change their fate of being women in that dynasty and being unable to do anything. The little emperor must also learn to restrain his temper, and hope that he can become a wise king.
This chapter is an introduction. You should be able to tell it (I think). In fact, after reading the following chapters, you may feel that the character's personality is different from this chapter. That's because a few small things will happen later. When I was doing the character arc, I thought a lot. I hope the final result can satisfy everyone.
I think what I write is a bit like a script. I know how to edit it. How can I put it? In fact, my major is to write scripts, so I just like dialogue. There are many things that I just can't write in my mind. It's very annoying.
My sister is the kindest sister!!! The little emperor will also be kind to her. I have been thinking, should this chapter really be written like this? My sister actually wanted to break out of this feudal prison, but when she asked her sister if she wanted to stay, would it go against her original intention too much. If it were said that it was because of love for my sister that I was trapped in the big yard, unable to see the free world outside, and because I loved my father and was afraid that no one would take care of my father after I left, wouldn't it be a bit holy to write like this? When I think about it, it is actually very difficult to break through the eyes of the world. She is not the Holy Mother, but a person locked up by the world. What she said is probably other people's opinions.
In fact, the purpose of this place is to portray these people who are still immature teenagers in their current state. They are free, romantic, and youthful. They love the great rivers and mountains of the motherland and love adventure. At the same time, they also know their mission and hope to change their fate of being women in that dynasty and being unable to do anything. The little emperor must also learn to restrain his temper, and hope that he can become a wise king.
This chapter is an introduction. You should be able to tell it (I think). In fact, after reading the following chapters, you may feel that the character's personality is different from this chapter. That's because a few small things will happen later. When I was doing the character arc, I thought a lot. I hope the final result can satisfy everyone.
I think what I write is a bit like a script. I know how to edit it. How can I put it? In fact, my major is to write scripts, so I just like dialogue. There are many things that I just can't write in my mind. It's very annoying.