Five years later, at the market below Penghao Mountain Gate, Ning Wan Wan, dressed in white and wearing a long veil, had the wind blow it aside, revealing her stunning face and silvery-white hair. Carrying a basket, she was selecting white radishes at a vegetable stall.
Suddenly, she heard passersby sighing, “Ah, fate is cruel. Qi Song had just entered a period of peace, but who would have thought the young Emperor would suddenly pass away…”
Clang! The basket fell to the ground. Ning Wan Wan clutched her chest, her heart aching unbearably.
She then heard them continue, “I heard the young prince Si Nian was holding the late Emperor’s body, grief-stricken, not allowing anyone to prepare it. It seems no matter how noble one’s birth, one can’t escape being orphaned.”
At that moment, someone passed by leading a horse. Without hesitation, Ning Wan Wan pushed the person aside, leaped onto the horse, ignoring their protests. A money pouch fell into their hands, and feeling its weight, they immediately fell silent.
The story continues with Ning Wan Wan’s dramatic journey, revealing layers of complex emotions, sacrifice, and unexpected twists in her relationship with Si Zhan.
I never do anything unprepared, but this book is the most unprepared thing I’ve ever written. I didn’t expect to sign it. After signing the beginning, I had no outline or character settings. I was creating the outline and character settings while writing, and incorporating the opinions of my little fairy readers. So the book went through several revisions during the process.
You could say I was learning and writing at the same time. Fortunately, you all accompanied me to this point, I accumulated some experience, and now I know how to write going forward. So please continue to pay attention to my next book, “Marrying My Archenemy,” which should have a different style, but will definitely be well-prepared and not rushed like this one.
Finally, thank you to the little fairy readers who made it to the end. Thank you for your companionship. I will work even harder.
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