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" Delight in the Deep Palace " was super good. It was an ancient romance novel written on a sunny day. The female lead was Qifei. She didn't want to do it anymore. The plot conflicts are good, the writing is fresh, the palace fights are not cliché, and the logic is more reasonable. The male lead and female lead flirted with each other, but the ending was a little sudden. I suggest you start reading from chapter 5 or 7. 'Kangxi's Tyrannical Concubine' was a work of the misty night rain. The female protagonist dressed as a three-no imperial concubine, Kangxi did not let her escape the draft. It was a little sadistic and super sweet. Don't miss it if you like to wear plain clothes. 'Seeking the Emperor's Favor' was written by Yue Youran at the age of 15. The plot of the palace war, the fight for the throne, and the dispute in the harem were closely linked. The relationships between the characters were complicated but not chaotic. The writing style was gorgeous, but the pace of the first volume was a little fast. However, the overall performance was superb. It was the pinnacle of palace fights in Qidian. Those who liked palace fights must watch it. " Who Sighs at the Lonely Red Palace Flower?" It was a novel written by Wan Conggui. The female protagonist grew up in adversity in the palace, with palace fights as the main line, which was a little tyrannical. "Shocking! This Concubine Is Actually ", a novel written by Mu Huaiqing. The title of the book was mediocre, but the content was wonderful. The supporting character's intelligence was on the line. His writing style was a little pretentious in the early stages, but it was natural in the later stages. There were a few typos, but it was still a small masterpiece. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

It's hard to say for sure. Maybe it's a reference to a particular song or chant in a Hindi cartoon featuring dogs. Or perhaps it's just a nonsense string of words without a clear meaning.

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"Don't know, don't feel" was a Shanghainese term (Shanghainese pronunciation: touch the child and touch it), meaning that one would realize it later. For example, I have been reminded many times to be careful about something. How can I still be unaware? At the same time, Mr. Yang Jiang also used this word in his work "Drinking Tea", which reflected the characteristics of Wuxi dialect. The novel,"The Morality of the Past", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!