Tà Đế theo đuổi ta.
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Ongoing, First published Feb 29, 2020
Phượng Cơ Uyển- người đầu tiên tiến cử, được chọn làm Hoàng Hậu của Nam Nhạc quốc: tài sắc vẹn toàn, cầm kì thi họa đều tinh thông, đoan trang nhã nhặn, lễ nghi, vân vân và mây mây....

Sự việc diễn ra rất thuận lợi, đến lúc phong Hậu đột nhiên ngất đi, sau đó....

Phế vật Đại tiểu thư- nổi danh kinh thành, nội công không có, ngu ngốc bẩm sinh, yếu ớt vô năng cứu chữa.

Bị gài bẫy hãm hại thanh danh, bỏ đi biệt tích...

Nàng lang thang trong rừng, đến tối tăm mặt mũi cuối cùng gặp một hang động và một anh đẹp trai!

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