Machiavellian World: Auntie is Too Flirtatious

Name: Machiavellian World: Auntie is Too Flirtatious
Author: As If Without Clothes

by As If Without Clothes

completed Ancient Romance Historical Fantasy Female Lead

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173Kwords82chapters

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Ch. 82 — --the Finale

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About This Novel

This is the story of a sinister and twisted man, and a flirtatious woman who flirts with each other to death. Prince Duan of the Zhongxing Dynasty: His father does not care for him and his mother does not love him. He will be rebellious for a lifetime! He is said to be ruthless and born in an imperial family, but he values love and righteousness and protects his own shortcomings. He is said to be old-fashioned and feudal, but he has no interest in flirting with his aunt. The first couplet of "Don't show mercy": Conquering the elders should be done right. The second couplet: "One cry, two quarrels, three hangings" and "Hangzhi": Come to my arms quickly and dominate the road. Mr. Su: In terms of looks, he can be compared to the first young master, Lu Xingzhi; in terms of character, he is worse than stealing chickens and touching dogs and two dogs on the wall; don't compare her to death. What you do to others is what she does to herself. First line: Once you enter the palace, it feels like the sea. Second line: From now on, beautiful men are just passers-by. Heng criticizes: You can't live for your own sins. Su Zhou has something to say: If you want to eat a tiger, you have to pretend to be a pig. A certain prince: So you are a pig. Nonono, Your Highness is the poor pig who pretends to be weak all day long. Young master, I am fascinated by this pig skin. Uncle Duan thought to himself, I have to clean up tonight, it's been too long, my skin is itchy! Let's see how Su Zhou, who has been turned into an aunt, can subdue the sinister and vicious His Highness Duan Wang...****The collision of love and family affection, the intertwining of power and emotion choices and tears, compose the sentence "Is my aunt okay?"