She’d been single for thirty years, and then, in one transmigration, the heavens handed her a man.
He’s a little fierce, scowling every day. He manages justice and criminals, and even tries to manage what she wears and eats, and whether she marries and has children.
She’s a modern woman. How can she just go along with it?
But whenever she does something he doesn’t like, he waves the emperor’s decree around to intimidate her and put an end to her independent streak.
Have one child, get twenty taels of silver. Have two, and rise three ranks in office;
have three, and your whole clan will be pardoned from the death sentence.
If you refuse to marry and have children, your entire family will be thrown in jail and executed!
This book is okay.
In fact, if you look carefully, there are many touching plots in it, and the heroine doesn't have a golden finger (it all depends on luck) to watch it. The most important thing is that it was a pleasure to read it in one night!
It's short and superb. Except for the modern hotel, which is a bit outrageous, everything else is very good. It has a different routine and is worth a look!
It's quite good-looking, with no near misses, and the plot is fast and not sloppy. I love it (๑°3°๑)
A time-traveling girl once traveled through time and became a queen. Liu Haier and Sima Wu
It's quite interesting, the storyline is unconventional