The novel finale of Ji Jingsheng and Shen Qi

Ji Jingsheng and Shen Qi's novels end with Ji Jingsheng preferring other concubines, and Shen Qi and Yan Ziyuan are together.

The heroine and heroine are Shen Qi, Ji Jingsheng and Liu's female-frequency romance novel Maid on the Cliff, which was created by the online writer "the author in the early summer of that year" and tells a series of wonderful stories.

Details of the novel: Shen Qi is the crown princess Ji Jingsheng wants to marry. When he succeeded to the throne and became a monarch, when he named her, she was full of joy, but she didn't want Shen Qi to wait for him to marry someone else. He gave her all the enviable wealth, but refused to give her a trace of true feelings, until that day she was reduced to the imperial concubine, and at that moment, when she was canonized in his heart, Shen Qi finally understood that she was just a word to him.

Highlights of The Princess on the Edge:

I was his crown princess for ten years, but after he succeeded to the throne, he only named me the imperial concubine.

The man in charge of the queen's seal is his true love, his Bai Yueguang, his infatuation in his teens, and his half-life lovesickness.

I just happen to make do.

I just took medicine when the imperial edict came.

Changshu said that your majesty ordered me to be in poor health. I just sit and order, so I don't have to salute.

After the announcement, the whole palace was quiet.

I staggered to my feet, took the order and smiled at Changshu. "Thank you, Grandpa Chang."

The little guy's eyes turned red in an instant, so he immediately knelt down and kowtowed to me, afraid to accept my gift.

I didn't attend the conferring ceremony because of illness.

Jingsheng gave me a lot of things, dazzling, and he came several times. Because I told him I was afraid of getting sick, he just said a few words to me through the door and left.

Empress harmony, husband and wife harmony, originally didn't have much energy for me.

He just feels guilty about me.

It was originally a matter of disturbing the state affairs, but few people opposed it in the court.

After all, the queen he wanted was the first daughter of Liu Yishan, the general of the dynasty. Her position is naturally unparalleled, and she can't compare with me. Her father, a bachelor of Hanlin, died young. The dynasty has no foundation. My mother and her brother live in a house and can't support me at all.

The flowers outside the window are dazzling, much like the old apricot tree I saw when I first entered the palace. I lowered my eyes and took a nap on the sofa.