Spring colors fill the fields, each branch bursting with green blossoms. -- Yu Xin, "Poem on Apricot Blossoms"
I have a secret.
If I said it out loud, everyone would despise me--
I fell in love with my maternal uncle's fiancee.
One day, my uncle was demoted over some matter, and her family wanted to break off the engagement.
The young lady vowed never to marry another. She left the capital alone and traveled a thousand li in search of him.
I deliberately sent her down the wrong road. Later, she became my wife.
The blurb is from the male lead's perspective; the story is from the female lead's.
Theme: The swallows that once nested beneath the eaves of the Wangs and Xies fly into the homes of ordinary people.
🥺 Suddenly I feel that a character like Fu is also very suitable to be the male protagonist. Is there any chance that the author can arrange it?
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking. . . Mr. Fu feels like there is another secret that looks good and looks good.
If Luo is gone and Feimei is gone, then Fu also has to [hug his thigh][hug his thigh][hug his thigh]
Wang Yuanjin should just go aside [rolls eyes]
Fu likes his eldest sister, Xie Zhaoying's name is among her names.
It's so short, it's rare to see one that writes about the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh I like it so much. . . 😭 😭 😭
Teacher, you finally updated 💪
Ah, why don't you write it?
My wife's previous book was particularly beautiful, and this one's writing is even more concise.