After she transmigrates, Mu Yunmo, disguised as a man, sets her sights on becoming the capital’s number-one wastrel. But even when you’re lying at home, trouble can still fall from the sky: an imperial marriage decree? She’s supposed to marry a princess? Quick-witted Mu Yunmo grabs the Crown Prince and declares with heartfelt conviction, “Your Majesty, the truth is, I only like men.” Word of her supposed preference for men spreads like wildfire, and she thinks she’s successfully fended off the princess. Then the Crown Prince suddenly starts clinging to her. Hey, if you’re going to talk, just talk. Why are you getting handsy?! The Crown Prince looks confused and aggrieved. “Didn’t you say you liked me?” “...” She likes men, but that doesn’t mean she has to like every man, okay?!
Oh my gosh, do they, the protagonists, fall in love with each other at first sight?! |╥ ∩ ╥ |Why is this guy
It's a pity that he is a real brother. I can only accompany him as a brother. It breaks my heart.
I think this novel is so good! But I feel sorry for the heroine's second brother, who can't fall in love with each other!
Not bad, not bad, but why do I feel that the heroine in the middle is a bit silly?
I really like this setup. I have a father, a mother, and two wonderful brothers. It's great.
I hope the heroine's second brother can make it right with that one, and don't be obsessed with the heroine. After all, he has paid too much for the heroine.
Great, so beautiful
Oh my God! It's so beautiful and sweet. The only flaw is that the male and female protagonists are not married, because the middle part said that the male protagonist is to get married. I originally thought that I could see the male protagonist in women's clothes. However, in the finale, I didn't see them getting married, but the female protagonist was pregnant. I think I can write a few more chapters to describe the wedding part.
It looks great, thank you to the author, but I still hope there is a picture of getting married and having children.
The heroine is a bit silly and sweet, and this book is not mainly about training to become stronger, and there are a few pictures that cannot be connected to the later ones.