[There is no rebirth, no time travel, just simple ancient proverbs, slow-burning daily life novels, with both male and female protagonists]
Pei Ruqing is a simple, smart and lively girl who lives like a little sun. She meets Gu Zhenyun, the embroidered guard's general who is as cold as ice.
What will happen when two people, one hot and one cold, one soft and one strong, meet?
Guess what!
One is a girl who grew up surrounded by a lot of pampers, and the other is an iron-blooded embroidered guard who grew up under neglect and indifference. After the two get married, how sweet the relationship between husband and wife will be, and how chaotic the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law will be. Please wait and see!
[Note: There is no deep hatred, and there is no life-and-death struggle for power. In daily life, there is nothing but chicken feathers.
PS: The setting of the Xiuyiwei is based on the Han Dynasty's Xiuyi envoy system, and the rest are fictional.
Reader comments
I just watched the first part and was asked to rate it. I thought I could continue to watch it, so I'll give it five stars for the time being. This scoring method is a bit overwhelming.
I watched half of it before, then I waited for it to be updated, and now that I'm reading it, some of the words are not very obvious, but I'm curious, did the heroine travel through time?
After watching it for a while, I found out that the heroine definitely did not travel through time. She was so worried about having a baby, and she didn't know she was drugged. It was her sister-in-law who did it, and the male protagonist didn't find out. I looked at me and I was so angry and speechless. I felt like I hadn't seen such a weak female protagonist in a long time. We've only been married a few months, so young. The novel doesn't say she is the direct daughter-in-law, but actually? Sometimes I watch her sister-in-law say it again and again, and I am speechless. She was drugged at the beginning, and later she said so many things, saying that she couldn't give birth to a child because she had drugged her herself.
I just watched the first part and was asked to rate it. I thought I could continue to watch it, so I'll give it five stars for the time being. This scoring method is a bit overwhelming.
I watched half of it before, then I waited for it to be updated, and now that I'm reading it, some of the words are not very obvious, but I'm curious, did the heroine travel through time? After watching it for a while, I found out that the heroine definitely did not travel through time. She was so worried about having a baby, and she didn't know she was drugged. It was her sister-in-law who did it, and the male protagonist didn't find out. I looked at me and I was so angry and speechless. I felt like I hadn't seen such a weak female protagonist in a long time. We've only been married a few months, so young. The novel doesn't say she is the direct daughter-in-law, but actually? Sometimes I watch her sister-in-law say it again and again, and I am speechless. She was drugged at the beginning, and later she said so many things, saying that she couldn't give birth to a child because she had drugged her herself.