The Heir Apparent Could Never Be Afraid of His Wife

Well, this book can obviously be written very well, why does it have to include such a bullshit system? Does this kind of ghost thing have anything to do with literary creation? Except it makes the writing look shitty. It's quite nauseating to watch.

—— Qingqing, the covers of your books are all pink, why did you turn green because of your guilt? ——It's not that the cover has turned green, it's that Gu Huaizhi's head has turned green.

The male protagonist and his bodyguards both deserve a mace, they are so ungrateful

I've read so many ancient novels, and others are just messing around and giving out sweets, but you two are the only ones who are in a serious relationship, and you are focused on spreading shit, awesome.

I received a lot of messages backstage saying that I didn't understand it. Please explain it a little bit. Jumping off a cliff is the first life. The life in which Ruan Zhen committed suicide by biting her tongue should also be clearly written. Originally, Gu Huaizhi wanted to send Ruan Qin back, but he didn't send him back when he heard Ruan Qin's voice sounded like the voice in his dream, so committing suicide was the second life. In the first life of Jumping off a Cliff, Ruan Zhen was still a bright girl, a girl favored by millions in the general's palace. Because of Prince Jing's rebirth (a chaotic parallel space.), He recognized Emperor Hui as a human being, so he rebelled. So Jiao Jiao is still Jiao Jiao (Ruan Zhen) and has not been discarded. It is also obvious that in the first life, Jiao Jiao called Huai Lang. This title was definitely not something Ruan Zhen dared to call because he felt he was humble and unworthy of Gu Huaizhi. (But the second generation Gu Huaizhi once coaxed her to shout.) There is a saying in Jumping off a Cliff. ——Her husband has always been a man of his word. From the previous article, it can be seen that Gu Huaizhi does not like origami and does not like Xiao Hui except following him down the cliff. But he liked it in the second life, and he also liked it in the third life (now this life). The first two lives were all be. Hmm, is this clear?

Seeing the rebirth of King Jing in the parallel world, I thought that this should not be written as a side story. Looking further down, well, the author is torturing us in another world.

The heroine has a bit of a personality, I don't really like it, but everything else is pretty good, and the story is good.

Except for the system at the beginning, this book is really good to read. Just call it Huang Liang Yimeng. What kind of system is it?

Lately, I have been watching the male protagonist's spermatozoa every day, begging him to hurry up and overthrow the Dog Emperor...

Fanshan Temple is a Buddhist temple. Why does it enshrine Taoist Sanqing?