[The male is unclean. The female protagonist and the male protagonist do not have so much love and are more of a collection of interests. ] Shuolian traveled through time to a familiar dynasty - the Qing Dynasty. Her father-in-law was Kangxi, the emperor of the ages, and her husband was the unsatisfactory Aixinjueluo Yinreng. Should she follow her dead husband to achieve both ends? Historically, she was not favored, so the son raised by a concubine was adopted by her. In order to show his benevolence, Yongzheng made the son a prince. But she was still imprisoned with Yinreng, and she couldn't even reconcile!
Impossible, absolutely impossible!
Now that she has married in, Shuolian will reform her unsatisfactory husband!
Note: men are unclean, women are clean, and they are not sweet pets. In the later stage, the male protagonist will listen to his wife honestly!
Reader comments
It seems that some settings are not very mainstream. For example, Concubine Tong Jia does not have an elder sister to enter the palace.
He also made the prince look a bit silly. I personally like smart princes.
It seems that some settings are not very mainstream. For example, Concubine Tong Jia does not have an elder sister to enter the palace. He also made the prince look a bit silly. I personally like smart princes.
Not pretty...