[Straight ball cute] [Dimensionality reduction strike] [Emperor chasing his wife] [Funny sweet pet] [Anti-routine]
She, Borzigit Aya, is the most inconspicuous little princess on the grassland. Everyone knows that she has a language barrier and a dull temperament, so she will definitely be as lonely as a duckweed in this scheming harem, with no one caring about her. But who knows, she doesn't care at all! Aya just wants to bask in the sun, sleep in, be a happy salted fish, and block out all the palace intrigues!
However, the Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, who was aloof and intangible to express his joy and anger, was actually fascinated by her "no desire and no pursuit" pure flow! Not only did he learn Mongolian for her, he gave up his concubines for her, he even stayed by her side and acted coquettishly and wanted to hug her?
Aya: Hug your sister, hug her! I want to sleep!
A certain person feels wronged: If my beloved concubine doesn't hug me, I will always follow you.
Aya's black face: You, you... Stay away from me!
Faced with this unprecedented "imperial support", Aya said: I am just a salted fish who wants to lie down, don't come over! But if anyone dares to disturb me from sunbathing, I'm sorry, the straight-ball cuteness is not without claws! No matter how deep the palace is, it can't stop a heart that loves to sleep!
Reader comments
It's a bit weird. Chapter 1: Auntie can teach the heroine a lesson casually. The heroine was brought to us by Mongolia for marriage. Generally, she shouldn't teach her a lesson casually. The rest is also weird.
Let me ask you, after a trip to Mongolia, why can't I even understand the language when I come back? And it's still worn in modern times. . Goodbye
It's a bit weird. Chapter 1: Auntie can teach the heroine a lesson casually. The heroine was brought to us by Mongolia for marriage. Generally, she shouldn't teach her a lesson casually. The rest is also weird.
Let me ask you, after a trip to Mongolia, why can't I even understand the language when I come back? And it's still worn in modern times. . Goodbye