Drunk on Poetry, Roaming the Rivers and Mountains

I have read almost a hundred chapters, mainly because I ran out of books to read, so the pace of reading is a bit slow. From so many chapters, there are many, many characters suitable to be the heroine in front of us. Let's talk about those candidates who are suitable to be the heroine. Xu Wanqing, a talented woman from Xu University, is positioned as a scholar. She appreciates Xiao Suzi's talents, but the description is too little, and it feels like it may be the result of a confidante. Liu Mo Nong, Miss Liu, although she was born in a brothel, she grew up in the mire and remained unsullied, and she had a good impression of Xiao Suzi's talent and character. Moreover, Xiao Suzi also hooked up with her, and her goodwill easily turned into admiration. She may have heroine tendencies. Bai Susu, in the dynasty background, is a decent heroine, but she is a little too focused on interests. Liu Ling, the adopted sister, this little cutie can only be played by a female partner. Under the circumstances at that time, it was difficult for the protagonist to fall in love with the adopted sister. Let me talk about my favorite heroine at the moment, Peng Qingqing. She is a very real person. She never pretends to be pretentious. She just likes her when she says she likes her. She is straight to the point. Being with the protagonist is a match made in heaven. I'll go straight to Peng Qingqing's stock! I have only written 300,000 words now, and I should know who the real heroine is in the subsequent plot. Although I may not accept it by the end, I am already obsessed with Peng Qingqing.

I'm from the fat guy. It seems like a few chapters are a bit white.

There are so many dynasties, some say this one is good, and some say that one is good. In fact, after the dynasty falls, you can understand the quality of that dynasty by seeing how many people remember it and rebel for it.

The clouds are like clothes, the flowers are like faces, the spring breeze is blowing the threshold, and the dew is thick. If we hadn't met at the top of Qunyu Mountain, we would have met under the moonlight at Yaotai. From Tang Dynasty (Li Bai) I believe this Tang poem is very famous. Li Bai read this poem in "The Legend of the Cat Demon" which was just aired not long ago. It completely satisfies our fantasy about Li Bai and the prosperous age of the Tang Dynasty. I will use this poem to participate in the event today to see if I can win an award. I hope you all like it

I have read more than 150 chapters. The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms were a troubled time. The protagonist played around every day, wrote poems, did business, was not an official, and had no power. Isn't this the self-cultivation of a fat pig? Is the knife in troubled times unfavorable? Is the author a primary school student?

I would like to ask if this novel is a hegemony novel? It's no fun to kneel down and lick the Song Dynasty. I'm afraid of such a spicy dynasty.

It's 2024, and there's still this kind of historically retarded article

It's a bit disgusting. It's a forced intellectual attempt. It can't be read as a refreshing novel, nor can it be read with your mind in mind 🥵🥵🥵

The east wind blows thousands of trees into bloom at night. More blowing down, the stars are like rain. BMW's carved cars fill the road with fragrance. The phoenix flute sounded, the jade pot turned light, and fish and dragons danced all night. Moth snow willow golden strands. The laughter is full of fragrance. Looking for him thousands of times in the crowd. Suddenly looking back, that person was there, in a dimly lit place.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         out out of

It looks good, but updates are a bit slow. . . . . . Everyone is also welcome to visit me. . . . . Just step on it 😁😁😁 It also comes with health tips, it's a good deal.