What was an ancient romance novel with the main characters surnamed Lan and Zhao? Where can I watch it?

2025-01-27 15:22

The book was titled "I Tamed the Wolf King of the Prairie After My Substitute Marriage." The characters in the book included the male protagonist, Landa, the king of the Norland. He was unruly and unruly, but when he met the person he wanted to protect, he would become gentle. The female protagonist, Zhaozhao, grew up to be the queen of the Norland while watching her family and the country. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "I Tamed the Wolf King of the Prairie After My Substitute Marriage" Author: Preface. It's an ancient romance/classical fictional novel. It's finished and you can enjoy it without worry. User recommendation: 1v1 Shuang Jie [Tsundere young Wolf King X cowardly and brave little palace maid] A story about home and country, peace and love In the year 327 of Daliang, the leader of Beiting, Jiabu Xiangcha, personally led 100,000 cavalry to Mobei. The 800-mile journey was urgent and Mobei was in danger. A year later, the Liang Kingdom and the Norland negotiated peace. In order to stop the Norland from sending troops, the Liang Kingdom married the princess. On the long yellow road, the princess's sweetheart would rather give up thousands of splendor to take her away. Zhao Zhao's life was once again decided by others. Dressed in red, a red veil sent her into his tent. Her hometown was thousands of miles away, and she no longer had a home. The first time she saw him, the young man lifted her red veil and smiled."This Prince has met Liang Shuyi. You are not her." Her hand under her sleeve gripped the sharp hairpin tightly. At that moment, she thought she was dead for sure. Later, he taught her how to hold a knife, how to ride a horse, and how to be the most unrestrained moon in the grassland. Three dynasties changed, she was held hostage, he led 36 grassland tribes, 400,000 troops to Bianjing. "I'll spare your corpses." The young man on the white horse held a red stone scimitar in his hand."Hand over my Zhao Zhao," he said. The wildest wolf of the prairie was finally subdued by Ming Yue of the Central Plains. He was willing to dress her and lead her horse, giving up himself for her. He taught her how to survive in the chaotic world, and she would protect her home for him even if she had to risk her life. In the vast grassland, they were each other's only one. Home and country, peace and love, these were the choices she had learned to make as she grew up. I hope you will like this book.