I, Ji Sui, the eldest daughter of the former emperor, became an exiled "young master" Ah Sui after a palace change. Good news: I'm still alive, and I have a powerful personal guard with me. Bad news: This guard, Shen Que, is a straight man and doubles as my crash course instructor in "masculinity." In order not to expose my identity, I was forced to start a hellish manhood development program. Shen Que: "Sir, men shouldn't walk like this." Me (feeling aggrieved): But my legs are short... Shen Que: "Sir, a man's voice should be calm when he speaks." I (trying to lower my voice): "Okay, brother!" Shen Que: "..." He silently handed me a throat lozenge. The most terrible thing is that in order to integrate into the group, I had to become brothers with a group of rough guys, drink and fight. When I was sent to clean the latrine because I lost a fight, I really couldn't stand it! Why do I, the royal princess of a country, have to endure this kind of pain! And Shen Que always appeared when I was in the most embarrassing situation, cleaning up the mess for me with a cold face, while looking at me with eyes that said, "I hate iron but cannot make steel." But gradually, I found that the way he looked at me was getting more and more wrong. Especially when the handsome major general hooked my shoulder and enthusiastically invited me to "sleep on the same bed", Shen Que's face was as dark as the bottom of a pot, and he "accidentally" set the major general's tent on fire that night. I:? ? ? Shen Que (expressionless): "The sky is dry and things are dry, young master, be careful." Help, my guard seems to have bent before the great cause of restoration has even been written! Wait, wait, he didn't find out about my daughter's pregnancy, right?
