Peach Blossoms Locked Away in Spring

Looking back, in chapter 29, the prince's veil

I can't get enough of it. I really like this tone.

Oh my god, it's so beautiful. Holy shit, this is the most beautiful ancient saying I've ever read!!

This is from Western Persimmon. The author's writing style is very improved. I also like the plot very much.

Overall, it's okay. I generally don't read articles written in the first person. It's easy to feel like a grandma, but the author's writing is quite good. The pace is fast and the plot advances quickly. It's easy to follow. At present, there are a little few updates. Basically, the female protagonist has been suffering and being abused by several men. I personally hope that the prince will be the male protagonist. The one named Xie is too scumbag, cold-blooded and selfish, and will be eliminated directly. That little general was too bad and bullied, so he was eliminated. Even if the male protagonist is not the prince, it would still be good if the female protagonist is only beautiful. None of the men in the article are attractive. If you want to see sweet CP, you don't need to read it. But if you like the bit of blood, you can read it.

This novel is really worth reading back and forth.

The author's foreshadowing is really awesome

Looks like I need to go back and take a closer look

When the March wind swept through the peach grove in Qinghe Village, Jiang Tao once clutched the coarse cloth wedding dress and promised her most passionate young heart to the person who said she would go to the distant mountains with her. But on the day when the jackdaws started, the red silk was blown away by the wind, and he realized that the so-called mountain alliance was just a stepping stone for him to climb to a high branch. She did not stay there and cry and wait. She turned around and walked out of the narrow alley with fallen peaches, walking from the village cave to the Jiuzhong Palace, turning the years of being let down into a scorching spring scene that was unique to her. Stewed Chicken's "Peach Lock" is never a cliche love-hate story. It is about a peach tree that was weighed down by frost and snow, and finally broke out of the quagmire and bloomed more magnificently than before.

There are only two women in Meng Gou's backyard, and they can still be so noisy. Their management level is not like that of a general. However, the princes, Meng Gou and Xie Yu described by the author all belong to rua (2)