The eldest prince is dead.
Young Master Li is a model of virtue, elegant as fragrance. A widower with two pairs of children, he has endured much, and the world laments how hard life has been for him. The whole nation is plunged into grief, and the court is overcome with sorrow.
The emperor's face turns with rage. The eldest prince's death becomes a spark that sets the prairie ablaze. The emperor's temperament changes overnight. With an iron fist and swift thunder, he leads his army north and wipes out Chen in a single campaign. The warhorses trample the palace halls, bringing back not only the smoke of a fallen kingdom, but also a sickly figure hidden among the captives.
Before long, a favored consort swaggeringly appears in the imperial palace.
Her face is veiled in light gauze. Frail and listless, she spends her days confined to bed, yet gives birth to one child after another for the emperor, who has few daughters.
Female Alpha, male Beta. Abridged version. Pure angst for the man and a thoroughly awful woman, with a harem of three thousand beauties. Of the three thousand, she chose a dozen or so, but in the end, the only one who stayed by her side was her last remaining family.
Theme: For a better tomorrow
It's like I can't understand Chinese characters, and I'm confused 💔
I am also addicted to great art and can't extricate myself. Please continue to express
Big, if the title is changed to female character gb, there should be more data. Many people are only searching for gb now.
Holy shit, it was updated on Jinjiang. I cried. Why didn't I find out earlier [hugging my thighs]
Is Zhou Fou the child of their siblings?
She wouldn't launch a war to destroy the Chen Kingdom in order to make him her own, would she?! The order is to find Le Zhengyuan and know the method → change the direction of Wei Xu's play and use the rice case → kill Zhou Liqun's body → thus destroy the wizard's country and capture him to make a cauldron → rebuild his younger brother?!
How did he get up there, was it his own intention or was he framed? Who was the person who violated him? If it was the former, why did he look so ignorant? Was his acting too good? Doesn't that mean she imitated him and stayed behind?
The author is great. After reading it several times, I finally couldn't help but have questions. There were several things I didn't understand that I wanted to answer. First of all, who raped Zhou Liqun? If it was Hong, why was there a description of her being confused and disgusting in the description? Was it exposed on purpose? Why was it that the relationship between the eldest prince Zhou Liqun and the eldest princess was not obvious at all when he was alive, only having sex and the later testimony from the queen that he wanted to sleep with her, but after the soul summoning, they seemed to have been lovers for many years, but no matter the number of times of sex or the flow of thoughts during his lifetime, Very few, especially when the eldest prince died suddenly and was killed by the empress. What was the reason why she killed him? Did she teach him a lesson and not cut his body into pieces? How did he die? Why was he so vicious and resentful that he refused to be reincarnated but he was very docile after he came back? What did he want? How did this transform. Also, is Le Zhengyuan still conscious after using his body to control the poison? Is it the soul of Zhou Liqun that intersects with Zhou Hong? Did he come back after death? Because it is so beautiful, I am too confused.
Great, it's all over~ Madam, where is the ending of privacy? Woohoo, I've been chasing you for several years.
Wow, I really like the modern version of "The Eyes of the Stars" from next door. Will the other previous articles be available there?