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3. 363 pages, 23 lines, 25 characters. After reading two, I'm going to have a little bit of a dark and dirty association of one. But the terms are bothering you. A young man said he was a winner, and then he set up a country, and why so many emperors? And he's a emperor, even though he'll be ruled by other countries. All stories have meaning within themselves, but when the settings are different, readers get confused. So if you just go to romance and you just leave it all out, you're going to
Oh Jeong-ok: Gyeongse Hwangbi 2
Osunok's second volume. The novel, written by author at 18 years of age and recorded in Sina in 2008, has been a hugely popular post-communist story and a deep impression on the entire country, with over 100 million readings online. Guerillas to climb the throne of Emperor Khio. Pupils who make deals with chi-wop to avenge their parents and restore the country. And the reason why we're going to war is that we'll have to get back the freckles. The crown's power struggle and the dangerous rising romances of three men in the midst of war. The fupa, who lost her country and family in the rebellion of her uncle, though Princess Hana, promises revenge. The fugu who promised to marry and marry and yet has been separated takes the offer of honor to restore the country to the palace of Guanggyang. But in the palace of Dossar, which is a number of conspiracy and conspiracy, she is subjected to brutal warfare and suffers all kinds of hardships. Kiu, the prince of the country, has a contract with Bhu-Fu and uses her to gain empress. But you love it, and you have a conflict between heart and power over it. The Emperor Hyang-dan, who wanted only one-way bliss, once he returned from what he thought was dead, fought Khu to keep her alive....
Korean title: 경세황비 2
Korean author: 오정옥
Korean publisher: 새파란상상
ISBN-13: 9788963711430
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3. 363 pages, 23 lines, 25 characters. After reading two, I'm going to have a little bit of a dark and dirty association of one. But the terms are bothering you. A young man said he was a winner, and then he set up a country, and why so many emperors? And he's a emperor, even though he'll be ruled by other countries. All stories have meaning within themselves, but when the settings are different, readers get confused. So if you just go to romance and you just leave it all out, you're going to
