
My Wife Is Actually the Empress of the Dynasty
我夫人竟是皇朝女帝
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- Ongoing
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- 2.1M Words
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- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
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First, leave a comment for yourself to encourage yourself.
Zhuangzi said: "When substance is small, power is great; when substance is heavy, power is small. For example, the earth is heavy, so its power is not as great as water. Water is heavy, so its strength is not as great as fire. Fire is not as great as wind. Wind is not as great as the mind. The mind is formless, so its strength is supreme. Its supernatural powers and transformations are the most difficult to comprehend. Therefore, if a wise person can understand his mind, he too can possess supernatural powers and transformations, and live a carefree life for all eternity."
Take a breath of the essence of God Pai!
I've come to admire this masterpiece with "The Ultimate Evolution of the Three Kingdoms"! Keep it up!
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Empress of the Dynasty, Unparalleled
I really can't get enough sleep.
It looks good, I support you.
Deep within the Cangshan Mountains, high and untouched by the summer heat. Once, the heavens moved their celestial staff, transforming the rocky valleys into a mystical garden. The Han Dynasty rose and fell in waves, a testament to the passage of time. Passersby stroll past the Forbidden City, horses' hooves treading on the pillar bases. Only the white-barked pine remains, where old men recount tales of female warriors. A jade dragon grasps the layered cliffs, standing upright, howling in the wind and rain. Most beloved is the Liquan Stele, a worthy companion to Yu and Chu.
Twenty years of war have raged in the southeast; people, rich or poor, are filled with sorrow.
The author's name and the novel's title match quite well.