After transmigrating, she finds herself the legitimate daughter of a general’s household. Not bad.
Then an imperial decree marries her off to a handsome, aloof man who likes men. What the hell?
Xia Tongsheng puts the skills she learned from Master Guigu to use, taking on mistresses, navigating political affairs, and giving the prince a hard time!
But her handsome, aloof husband, the God of War, always manages to stay one step ahead.
“You like men, so why are you after me?” Xia Tongsheng fumes.
The prince narrows his eyes ominously. “I like men, do I?”
After the wedding, Xia Tongsheng clutches her aching waist and wails, “Min You’an, I want a divorce!”
So much for liking men. He’s clearly a ravenous wolf who can never get enough!
I have seen the clouds in the sea and the rain in the Wu Gorge. I have seen snow cover the white mountains in January, and then gradually turn into green. I was in the forest of Emei, and the clouds were blooming and the clouds were blooming. After a short walk, the mist turned into dew and stuck to my clothes. I have heard the soft oar floating, the sound entering the water, and then returning to silence. I saw the spring breeze blowing for miles and miles, and the sleeves were covered with flowers. No matter when I recall them, they are really joyful in life, but they are not as good as the you I meet now.
If you like the heroine, go for it.
When I first read it, I felt that the humor was a bit too wordy, but there are no typos, which shows that the author is very serious! This is the first time I have seen such an ordinary heroine! Hope there will be a turning point later!
Very pretty, sweet
It's very interesting, the language is humorous
The melon-eating mass line
Very good, the score should be higher.