Reversal of Male Concubine

These days, everything can be copied. A few drops of nosebleeds, a burst of dizziness, and I fell into a novel about female protagonists written by my cousin. I walked through the book and met a fake Tang Dynasty. What's even more outrageous is that as soon as I open my eyes, there is a daughter-in-law beside me. It is not unusual for her to work with a certificate and get out of singles according to orders. The most important thing is that she is genuine, innocent, and majestic as the Queen. Wearing books and becoming a male royal concubine, can you believe it? Here is the style of the Tang Dynasty that is most unlike the Tang Dynasty, and here is the most incredible palace fight from a male perspective. Two lines, two persons, multiple angles of decryption, and mystery in the book. Watch how a liberal arts man with a koi physique meets a domineering and pretty queen who protects her shortcomings. From a humble harem, he overcomes obstacles all the way to the pinnacle of power. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.