Female Honorary Imperial Examination: Hou Men's Wife, Six Yuan and the Third

Dihua Shuangwen | The honest heroine in the imperial examination | The real prime minister's roots | The Xiong Jing Shura field, the male otaku fights for the favor | The harem, the more young kings, the more impressive they are The sexual transformation of the Northern Song Dynasty to the Zhou Dynasty | Machiavellian plots are the main line | The male protagonist and male partner are guaranteed to be clean | Random drop of traditional folk tales ------ She traveled through time and became a flood victim. She thought she would live a miserable life without enough food, but unexpectedly, she was taken into the Dingbei Marquis Mansion by her uncle as a bride-to-be. In this world, when a woman gets married, she is cheating on her family and destroying her ancestors. Fortunately, Shen Huaian is a modern person. In order to repay her uncle for taking her in, she had no choice but to make the decision to marry into a child, which was against her ancestors. Even though she was a lowly child, Dingbei Hou Zhengjun still disliked her humble background and forced her to win the first prize in order to get in. As a Ph. D. In Chinese language and history, she had no choice but to show off her talents and pass the imperial examination with a bang, passing six yuan. On the day of the wedding, the Dingbei Hou Mansion was decorated with lanterns and colorful decorations. She was the new number one scholar in the marriage. Outsiders only knew that she climbed a high branch, but no one knew that the legitimate son of the Hou family, who was said to be frail and sick, was pressing her on the red quilt and saying to her: "Now that you have entered my home, you will be mine in life and my ghost in death." Oh, he's still a yandere. She looked at the sickly beauty in front of her, and then at the young men chasing after her, and thought to herself: Why did she clearly agree that she would only show off her skills and not her body? Later... She became a very popular minister, with all the power in the government and the public. None of those men would marry him unless he was married.