
The Phoenix Sings in Song
凤鸣宋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 759k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 15y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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301Chapters
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The beginning is not good, the heroine is exhibitionist, there are so many eunuchs and maids in the palace, just knock one out, and you can't steal it if you have to concentrate on stealing. The Forbidden City is not that big, the Southern Song Dynasty Palace may not be comparable, you can't steal it in two nights, it is comparable to rubbish. But the author's ultimate female fairy is very good.
Why do I need to pay money to watch it again now that I have watched it before?
Can a maid still sleep with a young lady and call her sister? Breaking the rules, I really don't know how I can watch such a weak time travel.
Why is the article broken at 2, 4, and 6?
You say the heroine is exhibitionist, but I don't know what the author thinks about this. But if you say you can't steal clothes for a few days, I don't agree with this. First of all, in that era, clothes were valuable items, and the clothes in the palace had clear restrictions on how many sets of clothes a person could have and when to wear them. Maybe if you steal someone's clothes, they will be killed, and the whole city will be in trouble. Officials live outside the palace and are guarded by soldiers. Poor people don't have many clothes for you to steal, so it is not easy to find someone who is neither poor nor rich to steal. If you want to say that clothes are not valuables, then I can only say that your life is very good. Last year, I saw news that in some special places, a family only has 2 sets of clothes. Whoever goes out wears them, and those who don't go out are kept under the quilt at home.
Why is the article out of chapter, 2, 4, 6. . .