In seeking romantic prose, the female host is a princess. Because of some factors, she dresses up ugly and meets the male host with her true face in the market. Marry a man later. ...

The Ballad of the Big Mo —— a story with a relatively clear tone. Both men and women are strong, but the men are very sad. I like Huo Qubing's romance very much.

Song in the Cloud-It's very abusive = = ~ The first book is quite orthodox, but it's getting more and more abusive in the back, so I don't want to read it again. Meng Jue is the biggest tragedy and highlight of this book.

shuangque —— crossing the western Zhou dynasty, it is full of ancient style and rhyme, full of historical sense of load.

"Running Water All the Way"-not crossing, the female host is lovely, kind and wise, and both male hosts are charming and full of orthodoxy, but the ending is very ...

Wires: "Peppermint Blossoms Pear White", "Sweet Honey is as Heavy as Frost" and "Two Ex-husbands Play"-her consistent characteristics, playful and vivid language, the female host is off-line.

Manmanqingluo —— Gu Yan, whose plot is ups and downs but the description is plain and fresh, has normal love between the man and the woman.

Amai Joins the Army —— A woman who is not at all thunder disguised as a man and joined the army. The woman is calm and smart, and now she is in an ambiguous period.

Eagle Flying in the Desert —— non-crossing, and she likes Qing Chuan's style of writing very much, which is deep under the cold jokes.

Shiro's novels, The Record of Cherishing the Jade, The Beauty in the Glazed Glass, The Hall of ecstasy, and Cut the Spring, are very fond of her, and she is good at making up stories. The details are all in place, and the writing is very touching ~

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Where can I hide my charming in a golden house?-I'll go to the starting point. The story is well-organized ~

Making Heroes on Earth —— a cute and lovely story about crossing the Three Kingdoms, with the male protagonist Lu Bu ~

Lu Han —— crossing into Lv Hou. It will be very depressing to read it without a certain psychological age. This article is too heavy and realistic, and I haven't finished reading it.