The Maid's Counterattack: the Crown Prince Is Not Easy to Take Care Of

Yanjiao, a normal school student, traveled to the Southern Dynasty, where martial arts and literature were valued, and became a 13-year-old slave girl. She was selected by the prince's mansion to be the personal maid of the 10-year-old prince Xie Heng, the demon king. She used her theoretical knowledge and child-rearing skills to directly control the prince. In the end, the misunderstanding of jumping into the river made Xie Heng cry and vow not to bully her again, and to protect Yanjiao in every possible way. Everything close to her was a feast for her, which made the maids in the house jealous but they didn't dare to touch her. Five years later, Xie Heng became both civil and military, determined to protect his family and country. Before Xie Heng left for the expedition, he promised to make her his concubine when he came back. Yanjiao knew that there was no place for her in the Hou Mansion, let alone as a concubine. So she ran away decisively and opened an inn in a small town under the pseudonym Gillian. She discovered that local children had become gangsters because of their worship of martial arts and light literature, so she taught and educated them for free. Three years later, the children were completely transformed, and she got to know "Mr. Teacher" Gu Wang. The local bandits were causing trouble, and the general who came to suppress the bandits was Xie Heng. After the reunion, Yanjiao pretended not to know her, but after being exposed, she said she would never be a concubine, and also lied that she had fallen in love with someone. Xie Heng became jealous and was willing to work as a waiter in a shop to pursue his wife. Resistance from the Hou Mansion and the court came one after another. Yanjiao was imprisoned, and the common people and children knelt down at the palace gate to save her. She was well aware of the disparity in status between herself and the prince, and she did not want to be bound by the feudal system. She escaped again and was kidnapped by the bandits. Xie Heng chased her to save her. The robbers held Yanjiao hostage, and Xie Heng was beaten passively. Gu Wang appeared in time to save the two of them, but Xie Heng was seriously injured. In the end, Xie Heng knelt down and begged for marriage in a bloody letter, promising to marry the matchmaker and never take concubines. Yan Jiao was moved by his sincerity. Yanjiao agreed to his marriage proposal, and Xie Heng promised to marry only one person in this life. The emperor named her chief teacher, and her educational philosophy was promoted throughout the Southern Dynasty. The couple joined hands to not only fulfill their love, but also promote the cultural progress of the entire feudal era. Character: · Yanjiao: She looks gentle on the outside, but in fact she is hard-hearted, sober and independent, with great love in her heart. · Xie Heng: Dependent on the heroine in the early stage, ignorant and excited in the middle stage, and mature and responsible in the later stage. From being a demon king to being willing to humble himself for love and marry only one person. Highlights: # # chasing wife crematorium #identity disparity #redemption #1v1 Shuangjie #two-way rush #growth #loyal dog male protagonist #awakening female protagonist Innovation points: ① Normal school students travel through time and practice using modern educational concepts to tame naughty children right after graduation. ②The heroine has a great sense of justice, realizes the impact of the lack of culture on children in the feudal system, and is eager to change and save the "good-natured" children. From taming one person to educating a generation to changing an era. ③When you fall in love with someone whose status is very different, stick to your heart even if you are tempted. "Two people for a lifetime" runs through the whole story, not being bound by the feudal system, loving freedom and loving yourself more. Purpose: True education teaches people to respect, and true love is equal and exclusive. Yanjiao ran away and stayed, not because of compromise, but because the other party gave her the equality she wanted.