Male Protagonist (Xiao Ye): The God of War Prince who is ruthless and seldom talks. He is in the advanced stage of idiocynia. He just wants to guard the border and does not want to deal with the delicate boudoir lady.
The heroine (Liu Mianmian): On the surface, she appears to be a squeamish and conceited woman, but in reality she is a female engineering doctorate who came from time to time. Pretending to cry and acting coquettishly are her protective colors, while making inventions and making equipment are her trump card.
Prince Bingshan, who had great military exploits, was given a hand in marriage to the number one seductress in the capital. He racked his brains to break off the engagement, but found... There seemed to be something about this woman?
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The main story has four characters. In addition to the male protagonist and female protagonist, there are also their maids and guards. The four characters also wrote diaries from their own perspectives, which is very interesting.
I thought the person who gave me the marriage was a coward, but Prince Bingshan thought about how to break off the engagement every day. As a result, this "master" dismantled the loom of the Weaving Bureau, built a wheelchair for the old lady, and built the first department store in Beijing. The prince went from being disgusted to being really good, "passing by" the construction site every day to take a peek. He was jealous and transferred the young carpenter to Huangzhuang, and finally knelt outside the delivery room with red eyes.
This sweet book with ancient sayings will make people's mouths curl up wildly - the female protagonist relies on modern knowledge to reduce dimensionality and attack to build a career, while the male protagonist relies on self-strategy to crazily slap her face. The most amazing thing is the daily life after marriage. He gets up early every day to watch her sleep, and she uses the secret passage as a back door to visit. Love that goes both ways is sweet and warm, suitable for everyone who wants to smile and take candy.
The main story has four characters. In addition to the male protagonist and female protagonist, there are also their maids and guards. The four characters also wrote diaries from their own perspectives, which is very interesting. I thought the person who gave me the marriage was a coward, but Prince Bingshan thought about how to break off the engagement every day. As a result, this "master" dismantled the loom of the Weaving Bureau, built a wheelchair for the old lady, and built the first department store in Beijing. The prince went from being disgusted to being really good, "passing by" the construction site every day to take a peek. He was jealous and transferred the young carpenter to Huangzhuang, and finally knelt outside the delivery room with red eyes. This sweet book with ancient sayings will make people's mouths curl up wildly - the female protagonist relies on modern knowledge to reduce dimensionality and attack to build a career, while the male protagonist relies on self-strategy to crazily slap her face. The most amazing thing is the daily life after marriage. He gets up early every day to watch her sleep, and she uses the secret passage as a back door to visit. Love that goes both ways is sweet and warm, suitable for everyone who wants to smile and take candy.
The hero is passing by, hahahaha [laughing]