Do you know any romance novels with good endings and ancient backgrounds that have a super brutal plot but don't contain transmigration elements?

Beijing was also known as Yanjing, Ji City, Xanadu, Youzhou, Yandu, Jingshi, Didu, Imperial Capital, Dadu, Zhongdu, Nanjing, Daxing, Xijin Prefecture, Shuntian Prefecture, Jingcheng, Jinghua, Beiping, Youyan, and the Land of Abundance.

You can watch the second season of Sword Snow Stride for free on Kuwo Changting and other platforms. The play had a total of 50 episodes. It told the story of Xu Fengnian, the son of Beiliang, in order to escape being the son-in-law of Princess Sui Zhu. Under the arrangement of his father, he took off his brocade clothes and entered the Jianghu for the first time. He experienced many adventures with the coachman, Old Huang. The specific viewing method and link could be found according to the search results.

Yes, Lin Wan 'er's dark side had taken place in the end of " Celebrating Years." After she learned that Wu Zhu had killed Lin Gong, she became evil and helped the Qing Emperor set up a trap to kill Wu Zhu. Although Fan Xian had stopped her in the end, this showed Lin Wan 'er's dark transformation. The audience was looking forward to Lin Wan 'er's dark side and felt that Li Qin was suitable to play this dark character. In addition, Lin Wan 'er did not die in the end. She and Fan Xian lived a happy life of seclusion.

Maoni's other works included "The Vermilion Bird,""The Secret Guest,""The Night,""The Selection of Heaven,""The Road Facing Heaven," and "Ten Years of Yingxiu," etc.

Yan Xiaoyi liked the Eldest Princess. Many documents mentioned Yan Xiaoyi's love and gratitude for the Eldest Princess. The Eldest Princess was the Crown Prince's aunt. Yan Xiaoyi was loyal to her and even gave her advice. The Eldest Princess had once saved Yan Xiaoyi's life and given him a new life. This made Yan Xiaoyi feel deep gratitude towards the Eldest Princess. Because of his identity and duties, Yan Xiaoyi could only repay the Eldest Princess with obedience. Thus, it could be said that Yan Xiaoyi had deep feelings for the Eldest Princess.

Celebrating Years 2 would premiere in nine days. This highly anticipated period drama would continue to show the growth and wisdom of the main character, Fan Xian. At the same time, new characters would appear, making the relationships between the characters even more complicated. The audience was full of expectations for " Celebrating Years 2 " because it not only had a wonderful plot and exciting plot, but also many excellent actors 'wonderful performances and rich emotional lines and character relationships. The specific plot had not been revealed yet, but the exciting plot of " Celebrating Years 2 " could be expected to come soon.

The novel can be read for free on Qidian Chinese website. Qidian Chinese Network was the platform for the novel's serialization. The readers could read some chapters for free on the website, or they could choose to pay to read the entire novel. In addition, the Qidian Reading App also provided free reading services for novels that celebrated the past few years.

" Holy Ground " was a fantasy novel written by Chen Dong. The story told the story of the protagonist's rise from ruin and his journey of recovery from destruction. The novel had a total of 1696 chapters, including fantasy, martial arts, fantasy, and other elements. Holy Ground was one of Chen Dong's representative works and was loved by readers. The novel has been completed and can be exempted from reading on Qidian Chinese Network. Although it was not explicitly mentioned that Holy Ground was a sadistic novel, based on the information provided, it could be inferred that it might contain some heart-wrenching plots.

The person Ling 'er saw on the boat was Lin Gong.

Wen Sier was Yan Xi's half-sister and the adopted daughter of the Wen Family. She played an important role in the novel " Wen Ruyan of the First Grade in Ten Years." She liked Wen Siguan and ended up with him. In the movie " Wen Ruyan," Wen Sier was played by Xu Tongxin.