The Sweet Little Fool Can't Escape

The first world will be a bit strange later on. After the heroine files for divorce and returns to Kyoto, there seems to be no description of the sweetness between the heroine and the hero. For example, the heroine feels comfortable in her heart and gets along sweetly with the hero. It gives me a feeling that the heroine may have a normal life, not free, and not so comfortable in her husband's family. After all, the heroine lived a very good and free life before she got married. I think the story could still write more about the female protagonist's perspective. It's the same as when the female protagonist and the male protagonist got along at the beginning, it's very cute. The second world is not my cup of tea [face covering] I can't quite accept that the male protagonist married his cousin because her cousin was unhappy and her family requested the position of the main concubine, and then the female protagonist became the side concubine. I feel a little weird in my heart (maybe I am more pursuing nobleness). After all, you still have to go to court with your cousin or something. And the male protagonist doesn't think it's love at first sight. It feels like the male protagonist thinks his cousin is very good to the female protagonist and that's why he pays attention to her. [Petrochemical]

There are many concubines in the second world, and the male protagonist may be unclean.

I finished reading the first story and it feels pretty good

It's pretty good. She's also a double-cleaner. The male protagonist is also very masculine.

It looks okay so far. Is it Shuangjie? Slice?

Super super super pretty. I really like the heroine's character.

I looked at the author's bookshelf and found that I added a bookshelf to every book [laughing and crying]

It looks good, the plot is compact, and the author writes well

What the author writes is what I like to read, but the updates are a bit slow. I hope the author will come up with more male protagonists in the future. I love you.