[Upcoming story] [No plagiarism or borrowing plot elements] I do not authorize anyone else to repost this. Not based on real people. Everything is purely fictional!
"The Double" complete
"Who Rules the World" complete
"Ultimate Note" complete
"Be Your Own Light" complete
"The Legend of Anle" complete
"The Long Ballad" complete
"A Dream Within a Dream" complete
"A Journey to Love" currently updating
Ning Tangzhu, reunited after loss × Yun Sanmei, a woman disguised as a man
Happy ending, so feel free to read.
Coming next: "The Pearl Curtains and Jade Screen: The Mermaid's Teardrop" Yan Zijin × Tang Xiao
"Roses in Bloom: Thorn Valley" Xiao Bei × Xiao Qing
Theme: Mending regrets
As soon as I thought about Guan Shanli, Ning Yuanzhou had a fiancée called Ms. Pei, but they broke up in order to make way for the so-called heroine. It seems that most romantic dramas are like this: the male and female protagonists originally had an "original match", but they were separated for the so-called official match. After the split, they became a stepping stone, a control group, etc. And were completely exploited. This kind of routine is really annoying. I want to see the original male and female protagonists falling in love with each other. The so-called female protagonist has evil views and is selfish. She can't stay where she is.
I want to see Ning Yuanzhou, the male protagonist of Guanshan, and the original female protagonist
When can we have bead curtains and jade curtains?
Ah ah ah ah ah more more more gogogo
Wow, I found a treasure. Please don't stop updating.
Hahaha, it was love at first sight. The little spoon is going to fall.
Are they Huang Yaoshi and Huang Rong?
Haha, I can't get enough of this kind of scene~ Beauty is hard currency, and if you add both internal and external beauty, it will be a surefire success.
"And" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
It is better not to have twins. One is too taxing on the body, and the second one will be the prince just because he was born a few minutes early. There is no need to worry about brotherly fights.