No time travel, no rebirth, pure ancient romance. The heroine, Hanguli, is a woman from a small village in Loulan country who makes a living by digging medicine. In order to repay the favor of saving her life, she took part in the draft and entered the harem of the King of Loulan. In order to avoid being favored, she used her meager pharmacological knowledge to pretend to be sick from the beginning after entering the palace. After pretending to be sick for three months, almost everyone in the harem regarded her as a transparent person. Even the servants thought that there was no future for them to follow such a master. After leaving, only the two maids she brought with her were left, and these two maids were given by the squire she replaced, but these two maids have always been loyal, and the three of them depended on each other to keep each other warm in the harem. She thought that her life would go on like this, but a conspiracy quietly pushed her into the whirlpool, and she married again as the little wife of King Loulan, to the dying eldest son of King Loulan, Keremu...
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Overall it's okay
At first I didn't think it was very beautiful, but then I slowly started to appreciate it.
Overall it's okay At first I didn't think it was very beautiful, but then I slowly started to appreciate it.
The writing is okay and worth reading.
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