The Cold Moon, Like Frost

It is true that there are many details that are not explained clearly, but I think this article is still good. It gives me a different feeling from ordinary palace novels, and the heroine is also different from the heroines of ordinary harem novels. Rushuang is not a cold person, as can be seen from her attitude towards the girl Xiaohuan. It was a family feud that turned her into this. Why did Rushuang kill Dingchun in the end? I think Rushuyi is out for revenge. After all, this is the oath she made back then, and she will not give up revenge just because the person she met in Banyue Pavilion is her lover. These years of rubbing shoulders with each other have indeed brought about some changes in Rushuang's psychology; but is Dingchun not wrong? Rushuang knows that Dingchun is very smart, so Dingchun clearly knows some things, but allows others to do them, and often kills people with borrowed knives. Rushuang was demoted to the cold palace, and he just said to Dingluan, "Don't let her die." It is easy to live, but it is not easy to live well in the palace, let alone not to die. Secondly, Dingchun and Prince Rui were fighting each other, and the situation at that time was like an egg against a stone. Rushuang didn't want Prince Rui's hands to contaminate Dingchun's body, so she preferred to do it herself, so as to preserve the last dignity of an emperor. This is just my personal understanding. Please forgive me for any inappropriateness. Rushuang is special. She is not the gentle, kind, savage, or cute heroine in traditional romance novels. She is very scheming (mostly forced), and she is not even cute at all. But for a weak woman who was born into a general's family, she was the apple of her eye and was protected by her parents and brothers, but her whole family was killed by the one she loved. How could her character not change?! How can it remain complex? Rushuang loves Dingchun, otherwise she would not instinctively call Dingchun's name during miscarriage. It should be said that Rushuang's feelings for Dingchun are both love and hate. Dingchun is like this to Rushuang. Rushuang also likes Dingluan. Dingluan is an honest man and doesn't have much ambition, but he has persistence similar to Dingchun. Rushuang, I must have been moved by Dingluan's dullness and incomprehensible style. Rushuang knows that there are indeed many details that have not been explained clearly, but I think this article is still good. It gives me a different feeling from ordinary palace novels, and the heroine is also different from the heroines of ordinary harem novels. Rushuang is not a cold person, as can be seen from her attitude towards the girl Xiaohuan. It was a family feud that turned her into this. Why did Rushuang kill Dingchun in the end? I think Rushuyi is out for revenge. After all, this is the oath she made back then, and she will not give up revenge just because the person she met in Banyue Pavilion is her lover. These years of rubbing shoulders with each other have indeed brought about some changes in Rushuang's psychology; but is Dingchun not wrong? Rushuang knows that Dingchun is very smart, so Dingchun clearly knows some things, but allows others to do them, and often kills people with borrowed knives. Rushuang was demoted to the cold palace, and he just said to Dingluan, "Don't let her die." It is easy to live, but it is not easy to live well in the palace, let alone not to die. Secondly, Dingchun and Prince Rui were fighting each other, and the situation at that time was like an egg against a stone. Rushuang didn't want Prince Rui's hands to contaminate Dingchun's body, so she preferred to do it herself, so as to preserve the last dignity of an emperor. This is just my personal understanding. Please forgive me for any inappropriateness. Rushuang is special. She is not the gentle, kind, savage, or cute heroine in traditional romance novels. She is very scheming (mostly forced), and she is not even cute at all. But for a weak woman who was born into a general's family, she was the apple of her eye and was protected by her parents and brothers, but her whole family was killed by the one she loved. How could her character not change?! How can it remain complex? Rushuang loves Dingchun, otherwise she would not instinctively call Dingchun's name during miscarriage. It should be said that Rushuang's feelings for Dingchun are both love and hate. Dingchun is like this to Rushuang. Rushuang also likes Dingluan. Dingluan is an honest man and doesn't have much ambition, but he has persistence similar to Dingchun. Rushuang, I must have been moved by Dingluan's dullness and incomprehensible style. It is true that there are many details that are not explained clearly, but I think this article is still good. It gives me a different feeling from ordinary palace novels, and the heroine is also different from the heroines of ordinary harem novels. Rushuang is not a cold person, as can be seen from her attitude towards the girl Xiaohuan. It was a family feud that turned her into this. Why did Rushuang kill Dingchun in the end? I think Rushuyi is out for revenge. After all, this is the oath she made back then, and she will not give up revenge just because the person she met in Banyue Pavilion is her lover. These years of rubbing shoulders with each other have indeed brought about some changes in Rushuang's psychology; but is Dingchun not wrong? Rushuang knows that Dingchun is very smart, so Dingchun clearly knows some things, but allows others to do them, and often kills people with borrowed knives. Rushuang was demoted to the cold palace, and he just said to Dingluan, "Don't let her die." It is easy to live, but it is not easy to live well in the palace, let alone not to die. Secondly, Dingchun and Prince Rui were fighting each other, and the situation at that time was like an egg against a stone. Rushuang didn't want Prince Rui's hands to contaminate Dingchun's body, so she preferred to do it herself, so as to preserve the last dignity of an emperor. This is just my personal understanding. Please forgive me for any inappropriateness. Rushuang is special. She is not the gentle, kind, savage, or cute heroine in traditional romance novels. She is very scheming (mostly forced), and she is not even cute at all. But for a weak woman who was born into a general's family, she was the apple of her eye and was protected by her parents and brothers, but her whole family was killed by the one she loved. How could her character not change?! How can it remain complex? Rushuang loves Dingchun, otherwise she would not instinctively call Dingchun's name during miscarriage. It should be said that Rushuang's feelings for Dingchun are both love and hate. Dingchun is like this to Rushuang. It is true that there are many details that are not explained clearly, but I think this article is still good. It gives me a different feeling from ordinary palace novels, and the heroine is also different from the heroines of ordinary harem novels. Rushuang is not a cold person, as can be seen from her attitude towards the girl Xiaohuan. It was a family feud that turned her into this. Why did Rushuang kill Dingchun in the end? I think Rushuyi is out for revenge. After all, this is the oath she made back then, and she will not give up revenge just because the person she met in Banyue Pavilion is her lover. These years of rubbing shoulders with each other have indeed brought about some changes in Rushuang's psychology; but is Dingchun not wrong? Rushuang knows that Dingchun is very smart, so Dingchun clearly knows some things, but allows others to do them, and often kills people with borrowed knives. Rushuang was demoted to the cold palace, and he just said to Dingluan, "Don't let her die." It is easy to live, but it is not easy to live well in the palace, let alone not to die. Secondly, Dingchun and Prince Rui were fighting each other, and the situation at that time was like an egg against a stone. Rushuang didn't want Prince Rui's hands to contaminate Dingchun's body, so she preferred to do it herself, so as to preserve the last dignity of an emperor. This is just my personal understanding. Please forgive me for any inappropriateness. Rushuang is special. She is not the gentle, kind, savage, or cute heroine in traditional romance novels. She is very scheming (mostly forced), and she is not even cute at all. But for a weak woman who was born into a general's family, she was the apple of her eye and was protected by her parents and brothers, but her whole family was killed by the one she loved. How could her character not change?! How can it remain complex? Rushuang loves Dingchun, otherwise she would not instinctively call Dingchun's name during miscarriage. It should be said that Rushuang's feelings for Dingchun are both love and hate. Dingchun is like this to Rushuang. Rushuang also likes Dingluan. Dingluan is an honest man and doesn't have much ambition, but he has persistence similar to Dingchun. Rushuang, I must have been moved by Dingluan's dullness and incomprehensible style. Rushuang also likes Dingluan. Dingluan is an honest man and doesn't have much ambition, but he has persistence similar to Dingchun. Rushuang, I must have been moved by Dingluan's dullness and incomprehensible style. Rushuang knew that Dingluan was kind and capable of protecting herself, so when she was planning to take revenge and choose a retreat for herself, she chose Dingluan. Of course, this move is extremely dangerous. When the enemy is approaching the city, who knows whether he will be shot to death by random arrows?! Rushuang took revenge with a death wish, but in the end she only regarded it as a gift from God to live a few more days - or to suffer a few more days of sin. As for the rest of the story, the gangsters have already laid the groundwork. I just hope that Xiaodi, Xiaoyao, and the regent Dingluan will not repeat the tragedies in history in the future.

I'm here to cheer for Bandit. I read Bandit's novels in Jinjiang ten years ago and bought 5 of Bandit's books. I believe in Bandada's strength.

I just want to know why the emperor and Rushuang, who fell in love at first sight, couldn't recognize each other... How can their appearance change at the age of fourteen? When I watched it seven or eight years ago, I thought this plot was really unexpected. Now I think it's unrealistic.

The title of the story is here: "The relationship between life and death is broad, as told by Zicheng." When the emperor was still a prince, during the Lantern Festival, he met Rushuang, who was disguised as a woman. That night, they drank and talked happily and fell in love at first sight. The fourth master presented the sword to the beauty. When offering incense at the Great Buddha Temple, the sixth sister Linyue and the sixth prince left. They are a couple. The emperor died and the prince succeeded to the throne without any suspense. Someone caused trouble, and it was the fourth master who took the opportunity to ascend the throne! The Fourth Master became the emperor and misunderstood the Sixth Sister as the young lady from back then. The Sixth Prince wanted to be the emperor, so he sent his concubine to the Fourth Master in Linyue. The imperial edict reads: The prince has no heir, and the eleventh prince will succeed him! Therefore, the Mu family's possession of this paper edict became a disaster. The emperor used the pretext of rebellion to exterminate the Mu family! In order to take revenge, Rushuang secretly joined the Sixth Prince and became a concubine in the palace. …BALABALABALA… Only when he was about to die did he know that he had harmed the one he loved. They are a couple! Unfortunately, the child in her arms belongs to the seventh prince. The Queen Mother wants her to be the one! In this story, no one is truly happy! ~ No one has ever gotten this story. Just because of a mistake, just because of a misunderstanding, just because of a good skin that is born beautiful. In the world, men conquer the world, and women conquer men. That's how it is…

To be honest, I hate gangsters. I was very angry after watching "Cold" and "Furong". Why are the female protagonists always made to be so despicable, being ruthlessly played by the male protagonist, and even dying for him in the end? Damn, in your eyes, can women be so despicable? Hate you!

Emmmmm, is Rushuang Linyue? That prince likes Linyue, right?

Are you still writing this book?

Why do I always feel like I'm missing something? Be it the plot or the psychological activities of the characters?

It's just a pile of gorgeous words, the plot can't stand a little scrutiny, and the characters are even more unclear. Alas, this is the first article by the author that I have read. I am really disappointed. I don't know why the author is so popular? I don't want to read the author's other articles anymore. . .

We all know that gangster = stepmother.