An Wanyi was originally a social worker at Modern Agricultural University, but when she opened her eyes, she was transformed into Nala Wanyi, the side blessing of the seventh prince of Kangxi, Yinyou.
Historical records record that the seventh elder brother is physically disabled but strong-willed but withdrawn? It's all fake!
During the day, he is the serious, cold and arrogant Lord Beile, walking with a slight limp and keeping away from strangers;
At night, he was a clingy man with red eyes begging for support. He buried his head in the crook of her neck and moaned: "Wanyi, my leg hurts. I need to rub it."
An Wanyi mastered modern agricultural technology and originally wanted to improve grain seeds to benefit the people, but she "blessed" Qi Ye's stomach and heart first.
In the past, there was the bloody storm of Kowloon seizing the throne, and in the back, my father worked tirelessly day and night.
Wanyi held her waist and sighed: "Master, the land is used to grow crops, not like this!"
Yinyou smiled and unbuttoned his clothes: "Fu Jin is right, then let's... Change the land for farming tonight?"
Reader comments
After reading a few chapters, from the first chapter when the male and female protagonists meet, I feel that the heroine's character is very embarrassing. Apart from anything else, the most impressive thing is that the heroine has finished her sentence every time, and she dares to... Next time...
What about the character of the male protagonist? Although I understand that he is particularly sensitive due to his leg problem, watching the interaction with the female protagonist makes me angry at every turn and makes me feel tired.
Five-star praise is what I have been looking forward to from Lao Qi
After reading a few chapters, from the first chapter when the male and female protagonists meet, I feel that the heroine's character is very embarrassing. Apart from anything else, the most impressive thing is that the heroine has finished her sentence every time, and she dares to... Next time... What about the character of the male protagonist? Although I understand that he is particularly sensitive due to his leg problem, watching the interaction with the female protagonist makes me angry at every turn and makes me feel tired. Five-star praise is what I have been looking forward to from Lao Qi