Zhang Fuling found a wild boy. He was strikingly handsome, yet covered in scars, and gazed at her with a pair of dewy eyes. Feeling sorry for him, Zhang Fuling let him stay at her home for a while, earning herself a good reputation in the process.
The boy couldn't read or write, and he couldn't speak. Feeling she owed him, Zhang Fuling patiently taught him. As the days went by, he became more and more eloquent, though the words he said were anything but kind, as poisonous as if dipped in venom.
Zhang Fuling wondered: Had something gone wrong with her teaching?
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At first, Mo Yu lived among wolves. Later, he was framed and drawn into a long-planned conspiracy.
In late spring, locust blossoms drifted through the air. A woman's fair hand appeared before him, dazzling his eyes. "I'll call you Jiayu. You can stay at my residence from now on."
In the shadow cast by his bowed head, Jiayu gave a cold smile. When he looked up, his eyes were full of innocence.
She had a kind heart, but he was determined to make her see the world's cruelty.
The court was treacherous. He saw through its workings and wanted to stay out of it, watching her lose all hope.
But when her gentle fingertips smoothed the crease between his brows, she asked softly, "Will you stand with me?"
Long-suppressed emotions burst from his chest. Jiayu grabbed the back of Zhang Fuling's head and pulled her close, his voice low and hoarse. "Don't regret it."
The official system is modeled on the Han dynasty's (there may be errors, so don't take it too seriously).
At first, the heroine names the hero Jiayu. After he is found and taken back, his name is changed to Mo Yu.
The heroine's childhood nickname is Chichi (chi). Chi means "to stay." She was often ill when she was young, and her family gave her this name because they feared she might not survive.
Entry for the Growth and Comeback writing contest, "Rise Again and Fight Back from the Brink": The hero is the crown prince of a country, but after being framed, he ends up living in the wilderness. After countless hardships, he rises from a wolf-raised boy to become a ruler.
Theme: Win them over with love, I guess
I just read Zhang Xiaoxiang's poem "The grass is thick and the willows are pine", and then I saw the author's use of "flowers stick to stick, the willows are hanging" in the first chapter. It's wonderful! I really hope there are more writers like this, who can put their knowledge to use, even if it's just a short sentence to describe a scene.
At three o'clock in the morning, under the corner of Ronghui Palace, several palace maids whispered, "The spring night is short and the sun is rising, and your Majesty can't stop." Just as he was getting up, the door was pushed open with a creak. Qi Zhiyin was dressed in white, his eyebrows were stern, his starry eyes swept the corner, "Pass water." The maids fell silent for an instant and hurriedly retreated. Inside the house, Gu Yaohua's cheeks turned red as she glared at the man who had returned and said angrily: "Qi Zhiyin! How dare you pass on my orders without permission. I will send you to guard the border today!" Qi Zhiyin chuckled and stepped forward slowly, a shadow falling over him. He leaned forward, his warm breath almost brushing against her ears, and his voice was low and caring, with a clear understanding of everything: "Your Majesty, if you are willing, I... Await your orders." Guiding Homepage "The male protagonist mistakenly took the second male lead's script" Please help~
", Anti-torture people never tire of it." This is a big bug for the author~
"Nobility in the City" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
"Shangfeng" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
"The rabbit dies and the fox is sad." This is a big bug for the author~
"Zhang Fuling's face hidden under Wei's hat" really caught the author's eye~
"Open up her Ren and Tong meridians." This is a big bug for the author~
Attacking the head is an act of ignorance
"Zhang Fulingmao" gave the author a big bug~