At that time, the imperial power fell and the princes were divided.
As a noble daughter of an aristocratic family, Cui Mei did not want to marry anyone. She wanted Feng Ganshan to be her front and back horse, and she also wanted to recruit a few beauties to recognize her as their lord, form an alliance, and become the twelfth prince of the town.
That's how it should be.
But in the chess game of fate, no one knows whether he is the one who makes the move, or whether he is the one in the hands of others.
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*Demining: non-emotional flow, not 1v1, the heroine has multiple emotional partners, meat and vegetables are not taboo!
PS
1. Overhead, with many private establishments, and the official system refers to the Eastern Han Dynasty.
2. Out of selfishness, in this worldview, there is not much difference in status between men and women (women still do not have absolute freedom)
3. The early plot is entirely designed to shape the heroine, and the male protagonist has little role.
4. The plot is flowing, the male and female protagonists are not perfect characters, and they do not engage in pure love.
Purpose: I blame the king and my grandson for not seeing their bones frozen to death on the roadside.
