Secret Thirteen

Today is the birthday of "Lan Yan Yi Xiao Ju Hua Kai" (a nickname for Liu Wen). Wishing Liu Wen a long and healthy life, and may she reign supreme in the martial arts world forever. Ahem, last year, I met my confidant on the set of my first novel. In the blink of an eye, almost a year has passed. Back then, I was still a novice writer (and I still am now), and you accompanied me through every novel from my first to my second and up to today. After this birthday, your innocent years before turning twenty will fade away, and you'll soon be turning a new page in your thirties. The ups and downs of society, the favors and trials of fate, will draw ever closer. I hope that in the future you can remain calm in the face of honor and disgrace, and navigate this colorful and realistic society with ease and grace. Saying more would only bring tears, and saying more would be a crime. Anyway, happy birthday, my male best friend.

There's a kind of hurt that comes with Qu Xiangtian's rebellion, which is why I've never liked Murong Yunfei from Lao Gui's novels. Old Qu is too arrogant. Knowing that attacking Lu would lead to the Ming Dynasty being divided into three parts, does he arrogantly believe he can drive out Meng He and Murong Longteng single-handedly? In the face of national righteousness, what does Lu's confirmed crime of murdering his master matter? He could have easily taught Lu a lesson by going north alone. His reliance on the army serves two purposes: firstly, to satisfy his desire for battlefield glory, and secondly, could it be interpreted as a lack of trust in Lu and brotherhood? The second brother, Fang Qingze, disregarded national stability and the lives of the people to satisfy his greed for money. If it weren't for the fact that he's Lu's second brother, he should have been executed during the Guangdong-Guangxi incident alone. Knowing that Murong Yunfei was sowing discord between the eldest and third brothers, he coldly watched, allowing them to fight each other. Is brotherhood no match for his greed for money? What use is this kind of "true" brotherhood? Both brothers are foolish enough to believe that even if they turn against each other, it won't affect their relationship with Lu. How naive! To punish brothers by using the people as pawns—what a grand scheme! Murong Yunfei, for Qu's sake, knowing full well that Qu values ​​brotherhood and loyalty above all else, still instigated fratricide. What kind of true love is this? The culprit! The culprit!! Fratricide leads to the people's suffering and a national crisis! He is the mastermind behind it all!! He deserves to die!!!!!!!!!

One million words! That's no small feat. Congratulations to Lao Gui on joining the million-word club! Keep up the good work and reach even greater heights!

The stories of the Ming Dynasty are still very captivating.

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I've come to read your masterpiece, "Love Amidst Chaos and Sands".

I've come to read your masterpiece, "The Dragon-Catching Couple".

It looks great :)

First, congratulations on your great success! "The Mystery of Genghis Khan" is just popping in to join the fun. No support or flowers needed, just some criticism! Feel free to come and wreak havoc!

Leisurely, I've been visiting with my humble work, "The Empty Hut." "The Thirteen Secrets" is truly a masterpiece. I hope that while you are reading this excellent work, you will also savor this small dish, "The Empty Hut." If you can collect it, I would be very grateful.