There is no female protagonist in the original text. If the male protagonist does not appear again, wouldn’t it be too boring?

After a long while, the only response I got was a crisp electronic sound: "Beep! System is being upgraded."

"you!"

So, a salted fish lost her dream again.

After another half an incense stick of time, the swaying carriage finally stopped.

"General Gu, please get out of the car." A woman's voice sounded outside the carriage.

Gu Jun raised his eyebrows when he heard the voice. King Nan lifted the curtain and got out of the carriage.

Riding a horse and leaning on the sloping bridge, red sleeves waving in the building.

Many years later, the girls in Kyoto still remembered the young man who stunned the whole city by lifting the curtain of the carriage.

Gu Junwen got off the carriage and saw the red lacquered door in front of him open wide. Countless guards and servants stood on both sides.

On the top of the gate, the three characters "Nan Wang Fu" were written by Emperor Mingde himself. This ostentatious printing on the doorplate showed the emperor's love for this younger brother.

The buildings, pavilions, painted beams and flying eaves in the palace were all carefully carved by famous artists. The luxury of the Nanwang Palace is amazing.

However, this is quite consistent with the prince's reputation as the most dissolute playboy in Kyoto.

"General Gu, please come with me. I'm sorry to ask you to stay in Qiushanyuan for the next few days." Butler Lin watched King Nan leave and came forward respectfully.

After passing through the palace, Steward Lin led Gu Junwen into an independent courtyard on the west side.

"Qiushanyuan? What a strange name." Gu Junwen followed, admiring the scenery of the palace along the way. He looked up at the plaque on the gate of the small courtyard.

"This courtyard was originally named Qiu Shan. It means "Autumn Fan" because the autumn wind makes the painted fan sad. The prince thought the name was sad, so he changed it." Steward Lin answered with a generous smile.

This is fine, Gu Junwen is still very satisfied. After all, the idle prince's villa is a natural quiet place.

Unfortunately, Gu Junwen still underestimated the thoughts of the powerful people in Kyoto.

Peace and tranquility were gone the day she set foot in the northern frontier, never to return.