The Long Sentiment of Lotus Seventeen Alleys

"Princess, this - must be a banned book!" He was caught red-handed when he read a banned book for the first time. The young man was dressed in white, and his long, deep eyes stared at Hua Ling's peach-pink cheeks with a half-smile, teasing and malicious. "The princess acted frivolously on me in full view of everyone, so why don't you come back to me for being frivolous?" The first kiss was over, and the young master left a very shameless sentence and acted like a disciple. Under the sun, the young master is handsome and charming Her gaze was so intense that it made the young master stop writing, and said meaningfully: "I have seen the princess Meng Lang, this is probably the most reserved way." It was obviously a mockery, who told her to peek at him bathing not long ago, and was caught on the spot Getting to know each other, falling in love, having a night party and getting engaged, everything is as beautiful as a dream. Nine years ago, Princess Changle's beautiful and carefree life came to an abrupt end when she encountered a palace secret. When she was stunned, the young man she loved gave her a chance to live. She survived, but he died, and the family was wiped out. For nine years, the princess often accompanied the ancient Buddha with green lanterns, living in a trance and in misery. One day, she heard that a young and promising governor had arrived in the fiefdom. He was very heroic. She thought he was a handsome gentleman, but he turned out to be very vicious and evil. I never expected that I would be entangled with him, as if I would eventually meet him somewhere. Once upon a time, love didn't know where it started, but it went deeper and deeper. What are the complicated and incomprehensible emotions in his eyes every time he looks at her? She still couldn't understand. When the truth was revealed in front of her unexpectedly, wasn't it a blessing to be kept in the dark? It is really not easy to laugh away the hatred without knowing where it is. QQ book club group 248435992