I, the Strongest Dragon Lord, Brought the Peerless Empress Home
最强龙君的我把倾世女皇抱回家
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It's going to be available soon.
I've heard that a remarkably talented author resides here, whose writings bear a striking resemblance to Su Shi reborn. I've come specifically to pay my respects, and I hope you will remain steadfast and not stand me up.
I'll save this for later and check it out when I have time tonight.
Today's update is the third original poem. Only one line appeared in today's update; the full poem is: Last night, crimson frost painted the autumn mountains, while pairs of flounder leaped alone. Unable to be together in this life, a regret that lingers; I can only hope to buy wine by the River of Helplessness. That year, the spring breeze stirred my heart, and her smile was as beautiful as a flower, so enchanting. Lonely rain pattered on the shore of the calm lake, and ten years passed in a dream. We've forgotten each other in the martial world, our temples now gray; our youthful spirit of swordsmanship has faded into dust. Do not think of me, my friend, for the evening clouds and flowing river forbid my return.
This is not a book review, just a few tips on the Five Lakes Dragon King chapter.
Among the River Dragon Kings, the five highest-ranking are: First, Pengli Jun: Residing in Poyang Lake (formerly known as Pengli), a green dragon, formerly the eldest prince of the East Sea, now residing in Poyang Lake, he is the leader of the Four Rivers, the Five Lakes Dragon Kings, and all inland water dragon kings, second only to the Four Seas Dragon Kings, also known as the Four Rivers Dragon King. Second, Zhenze Jun: Residing in Taihu Lake (formerly known as Zhenze, not "Taijun" X), a white dragon. While most River Dragon Kings are impulsive and violent, Zhenze Jun is impeccably dressed and refined, serving as a peacemaker among the Five Lakes Dragon Kings. Third, Dongting Jun: Residing in Dongting Lake. Dongting Lake has two dragon kings, one old and one new, a golden dragon. The old Dongting Jun is Qiantang...
This isn't a book review, just some tips on the main characters.
A mythological romance novel about a domineering CEO falling in love with me after a failed engagement—this is a novel based on ancient Chinese mythology, more specifically, a reinterpretation of the Tang Dynasty legend "Liu Yi's Letter" by Li Chaowei. Therefore, almost every character has a mythological prototype, or is simply a mythological figure. The protagonist, Qiantang Jun, is a mechanical deity from "Liu Yi's Letter," the Dragon Girl's good uncle, and Dongting Jun's hot-tempered younger brother, Qingqing, from "The Legend of the White Snake," though the author partially borrows the setting from the "White Snake Lady Forever Imprisoned in Leifeng Pagoda" in the Three Words and Two Beats. Yulong is the White Dragon from "Journey to the West," and the author intends to write about his return to the West after achieving fame and success...
The author's writing style is terrifying.
Seeing tons of rabbits in the book was so satisfying!
Happy New Year
Today's original poem is the second one: The Huai River and the blue clouds pierce through the Jade Mountain, the twilight brings sorrowful rain and the cold autumn wind. The twelve drumbeats revealed a murderous aura; they vowed not to rest until they had swallowed the sun and moon.