The First Marquis

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[Love Letter Contest] Crow @ Minglou Minglou: "We are one family, hoping to stay together." The crow: "The building remains, the crow will not abandon it." Haha, it feels like these two people wrote two letters with just two simple sentences. It's unfortunate ¬_¬` Both Crow and Li Minglou are smart people; they don't need to say things directly.

Since ancient times, there have been bookworms among people. They read until their eyes are blurry, they don't feel anything when listening to audiobooks, but reading is what brings them to life! It soothes my heart, but strains my eyes!

Today I'd like to express my admiration for Xi Da's naming skills. 😁😁 The Minglou (明楼) is an indispensable facility in the standard regulations of ancient imperial tombs, and it is also the name of the female protagonist in this book, subtly reflecting her identity and origin.

Meow meow meow~

Previously, hope Da was such a rigorous and cautious author! Ever since Xue Qing, the works have included scenes of laughter, anger, and the myriad aspects of life, along with numerous supporting characters of diverse styles, both righteous and villainous.

This time I truly believe the male and female leads are going to meet.

The double monthly pass period at Qidian usually has **three cycles, each lasting ten days.** These cycles generally correspond to holidays. The ten days surrounding New Year's Day, from December 29-31 to January 1-7 of the following year. The ten days before and after May Day, from April 28-30 to May 1-7 The ten days surrounding National Day, from September 28-30 to October 1-7.

I don't understand why anyone would still bring up the issue of firing ten arrows in quick succession. I recently reread the previous chapters, and combined with the recent ones, Xi Da has clearly presented Xiang Nan's character to us. He's a big boy—ambitious, troubled, cunning, and alert.