I don't like to attack the party, nor do I love to be the party. The book list includes those who are set up to attack others and some who are set up by others. I am considered an omnivore.
It's also the one published in 2016, but the shortcomings of this book are also very obvious. The relationship between some clans and the emperor is written a little too superficially, so much so that...
This book is beautiful! It's also short, and it's also a story about giving birth. You can click to quickly watch the prince step on the regent's ascension to the throne (bushi). His little green eyes are also very cute (although he doesn't have much of a role, it's mainly about the love between his father and his father).
The first part is good to watch, but the second part is not recommended to be read. It is a bit intellectual, especially the part where the nine sons of Longsheng return home to visit relatives. The more I read it, the more I sighed. I can't tell if the character is broken, but it was very painful to watch. (The good news is that it's at the very back, which basically doesn't affect the beauty of the highlights at the front)
This should be considered an ancient drama, because the main plot points are in ancient times, although there are more modern plot parts than ordinary ancient dramas. This book is very easy to cry about, especially when the relationship between people and ghosts is unresolved at the end. And sometimes even you, as a spectator, think that the ghost should be reincarnated as an adult, which is the best result for him, but the ghost says that I only want you. Since he is reincarnated, he is no longer a person. Uh uh uh it's really good to cry.