Thinking of it subconsciously as a low-end version of Sha Po Lang, Qi Ye's character is very similar to Gu Yun, a very beautiful Ji Yue (who actually also sets up troubles for the prince), Wu Xi is a bit like a master who studied under Miao Ruan (Chang Geng's personality is not very similar, Chang Geng's character is more full-bodied, Wu Xi is more like a foil to Qi Ye in this article). P's old writing, the character writing style is still a bit green, but it still looks good now.
God of images. . . The writing is solid, the plot is coherent, and there are twists and turns. There are many characters, and a group of people laughing and joking at the beginning also end up with different endings. . . Shou also grew rapidly in the gradually superimposed events, and joined forces with Gong to become the person he wanted to be. Gonghui has many sides, but in front of Shou he can just be himself. Being attacked by tolerance in many aspects, he is a very bright little sun, and he will be a fan of all people.