[ Thanh triều ] "Cách cách" có lễ-Bạch Cô Sinh
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  • Reads 492
  • Votes 9
  • Parts 4
  • Time 53h 43m
Complete, First published Dec 17, 2018
Thể loại: Diễn sinh, Đam mỹ, Cổ đại , HE , Tình cảm , Xuyên việt , Hệ thống , Mãn Thanh , Lịch sử , Chủ thụ , Cung đình hầu tước , Cải trang giả dạng , Kim bài đề cử 🥇 , 1v1
Tóm tắt:

Ôn Lương một sớm xuyên qua, tỉnh lại nghe được câu đầu tiên lời nói chính là "Cách Cách",

Từ đây này từ liền cùng định hắn.

Hắn bị bắt có được nữ trang đại lão nhân thiết.

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Tag: Thanh xuyên cung đình hầu tước phim lịch sử hệ thống

Từ khóa tìm kiếm: Vai chính: Ôn Lương ┃ vai phụ: Dận Chân ┃ cái khác: Mặt khác lịch sử nhân vật, Khang Hi, Cửu Long chờ
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