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After Entering the Book, I No Longer Love the Prince, but Only Love the Regent.
Su Qingqin, a modern sober and independent woman, accidentally slipped into an ancient sadistic novel and became the infamous vicious female supporting character of the Hou family who was crazy about love in the book. In the original novel, the original protagonist was obsessed with Prince Jingyan and would do anything for him, targeting the gentle and kind-hearted heroine Lian Lingzhu. Eventually, she was rejected by the prince and abandoned by her family, and ended up with a tragic ending in w
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Tang Yun in Minshan: Chronicles of the Academy of Talent Recruitment
At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Chang'an fell, Huang Chao was in chaos, Zhu Wen usurped the Tang Dynasty, the rituals and music of the Central Plains collapsed, and the prairie fire broke out. A generation of poets and ministers, Han Xie, was beholden to the emperor, adhered to his loyalty, and repeatedly disobeyed power and traitors. He was reduced from an important official in the court to a refugee in troubled times. He spent half his life in trouble, but he had no integrity. He was forced to
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How Can I Do This in Tsing Yi?
Shen Qingci, the daughter of the superintendent of the Taiyuan Hospital, was executed because her family was involved in an unjust case involving the party. She was rescued by a loyal servant and went into hiding as a handyman in the Qingxi County government with her family's "Bone Examination Record". The new county magistrate Liang Xianbin took the initiative to transfer to Qingxi in order to avoid party disputes and investigate old cases with the same origin. Frequent cases of bizarre murders
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The Mystery of the Imperial Palace: Jianwen's Shadow
In the fourth year of Jianwen, the Battle of Jingnan came to an end, and Zhu Di broke into Nanjing. After the palace fire, Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunwen disappeared mysteriously, becoming the first unsolved case in the Ming Dynasty. After Zhu Di ascended the throne, he claimed on the surface that he was buried in a sea of fire, but secretly sent Zheng He to the West and Hu Xi to visit the world, but no trace was found. Six hundred years later, Lu Chengyu, a graduate student in Ming history, was s
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