When she woke up, she became the legitimate daughter of the Ruan family who was fostered in a country village. She was drugged and knocked unconscious by an evil slave who wanted her to marry on her sister's behalf.
Substitute marriage? Wronged? It's absolutely impossible. If she takes over someone else's body, she will naturally reciprocate, clean up the evil slaves, and regain her identity. She wants to take back everything that belongs to the original owner. This is her character.
Although she doesn't know who she is, it does not affect her "making trouble" in Jindu City. She beats the princess, angers the evil woman, and collects green tea. These are all basic operations. The highly favored King Jin begged for love in front of her, the handsome prince of a foreign king was afraid that she would ignore him, and even the powerful leader of the Ghost King Sect in the martial arts world obeyed her. Wouldn't it be a waste if such a life was not embraced by everyone?
"A Ruan, can you just pamper me? I will obey you!" The sinister King Jin looked cute. "Meng'er, don't ignore me, I only show you my face." The foreign prince held up his cheek to show off his most beautiful face. "Little girl, can I not be your master, but be your lover!" The ascetic master also started to act inappropriately...
Oh my God, what to do? Everyone wants it, but can they not choose?
Reader comments
Some people say that the male protagonist is a bit weak. No, our male protagonist is just not as good as the female protagonist in martial arts. After all, the female protagonist's master is not an ordinary person. The male protagonist is smart and very smart in the battle for royal power.
Some people say that the male protagonist is a bit weak. No, our male protagonist is just not as good as the female protagonist in martial arts. After all, the female protagonist's master is not an ordinary person. The male protagonist is smart and very smart in the battle for royal power.