The indomitable and straight man Lu Huaiyu suddenly became the notorious third princess of the Nu Zun Kingdom - Su Yian. The identity is fake, the gender is fake, the wife... Oh no, she is the consort, there are five of them!
I wanted to secretly investigate the family murder case despite this ridiculous persona, but the five princes-in-law were too "distinctive":
Investigation? How can the investigation be as exciting as dealing with these five "ancestors"! Lu Huaiyu learned from the pain (and shed two straight lines of tears): In order to survive, in order to find out the truth... This waist, I! Isn't it just playing the role of a ridiculous princess? Isn't it just dealing with five "flowers and jade" consorts? I... I can withstand it! (That's weird!)
Then, a new problem comes again——
Going to bed tonight... Whose sign should I turn? ! 🤔
Do you continue to be "scared in bed" when faced with the lascivious look in your loyal dog's eyes? Or go to the iceberg to beg for money and be frozen into an ice sculpture? Or to explore the depth of the "herbal medicine" of the farming boss? Listen to the professor teach a class about hypnosis... Ah no, is it a class on ancient fetishes? Or go to the dungeon and continue the extreme pull with Crazy Batch?
Help! This heavenly group of consorts really has their own "deadly" methods! Lu Huaiyu's path as a straight man is destined to become mosquito repellent... Let's see how a straight man with steel in the court of the female lord of the country, while checking the murder case, tearfully turning over cards to survive! (Tonight, it's another night to worry about my waist~)
Reader comments
It's a good-looking book, but the gender of the protagonist is a bit ambiguous. Although it is marked as a bisexual in the introduction, when I read the book, especially at the back, it was not specifically stated that the gender of the protagonist is male. Moreover, when the protagonist was induced to give birth, the idea of having a baby of his own came up. So, can the author respond to me? Is the protagonist's gender in the book male or female?
It's a good-looking book, but the gender of the protagonist is a bit ambiguous. Although it is marked as a bisexual in the introduction, when I read the book, especially at the back, it was not specifically stated that the gender of the protagonist is male. Moreover, when the protagonist was induced to give birth, the idea of having a baby of his own came up. So, can the author respond to me? Is the protagonist's gender in the book male or female?
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