rather die than leave

In the novel "Our Love Is Deep, but It's Hard to Turn White," Teacher Ye Fanxian once said that the ending of the story might be that the female lead left silently with love, but in Lu Yinian's words, the ending of the story was completely different. It was that the female lead and the male lead would eventually meet, so the ending of the story was more gentle. The endings in the other books were different, so I won't list them one by one here. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

There was no plot of Pearl's death in Tang Glory 2. Pearl was still alive and experienced many adventures with Li Longji in the second novel, The Battle of Yizhou. Her character developed further in the novel and became an important ally and assistant of Li Longji.

There were TV dramas such as "The Great Qing Dynasty" and "Blood Battle of Kongtong" that involved the plot of "leaving the head without leaving the hair, leaving the hair without leaving the head".

I don't quite understand why you said "discord" to express your disgust for the concept of "discord", or do you have other special meanings? In ancient times, divorce was a way for both husband and wife to divorce by agreement. It was also often used as a plot element in modern web novels. In some online novels, the plot of separation was often accompanied by the awakening of female consciousness, the growth of characters, and the entanglement of family relationships. For example, in " I'm Not A Wife," the female protagonist encountered many obstacles when she wanted to get a divorce after seeing the true nature of the scumbag. In other novels, divorce was the beginning of a woman's escape from a difficult situation and a new life and career. If you can explain your thoughts in detail, I can give a more targeted answer. The original work is equally wonderful. Hurry up and click on the link below to read the original work of "Zanzhong Record".

In real history, Huo Qubing was born in Central Asia in 141 B.C. and died in 117 B.C. In 117 B.C., Huo Qubing fought a series of wars with the Xiongnu and finally won and was granted the title of Marquis. He performed well during the war and was appointed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty as a general to manage the Battle of the Southern Desert. Huo Qubing was only 22 when he passed away, but he left behind a son, Huo Shan, and a daughter, Mrs. Huo. Huo Shan became the Crown Prince of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and Madam Huo became the Empress of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Huo Qubing's descendants continued to rule the Han Dynasty during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and became prominent families in the Han Dynasty.