What was a mystery detective/mystery culture novel where the female lead was Qingyang and Qingyang? Where can I watch it?

2025-02-02 07:08

This book was called "The Biography of Princess Qingyi." The characters in it included the male protagonist, Can Cong, the legendary and mysterious King of Shu! Li Bai's poem said: Silkworm bushes and fish ducks, the founding of the country why at a loss, you come 48,000 years, and Qin plug no human habitation. The female protagonist, Qingyang, was also Qing Yang. She was a mysterious woman who had descended from the sky. She wanted to use her knowledge to change the backward environment. She encountered an earthquake and became a goddess in ancient legends. The supporting male character, Boma, was Qingyang's lover. The story of Boma was a sad one. Some people said that the green sheep was the insect itself, and the boma was the mulberry leaf itself. The male supporting role was the rock dragon, the younger brother of Qingyang and the future of the Heavenly Bug Tribe. His father hoped that he would be as vigorous as the rock sheep and travel the world like a dragon. Actually, that was the love parents had for their children. Sang Luo, the female supporting character, had her entire tribe destroyed because of the love between Qingyang and Boma. She brought her younger brother and her tribesmen over the mountains to the Six Bears Tribe and married the leader. She promoted sericulture and led the exchange between the north and the south. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "The Biography of the Princess of Green Clothes" was written by Qing Beibei. It was a mystery detective/mystery cultural novel. It had been completed and could be enjoyed without worry. [User recommendation: Qingyang plane crash, unexpectedly accidentally saw the legendary vertical eye race.] Legend has it that there was a king in Ba and Shu called Can Cong! He was dressed in green and taught people how to raise silkworms and weave clothes. Oh my god, she actually saw the legendary silkworm thicket! However, why was he different from what the later generations had guessed? I hope you will like this book.