Li Mu had a dream, in which she was a blind, lustful and cannon-fodder princess in a book.
Because when he was young, he insulted the budding male protagonist Long Aotian in the Taixue Palace, and later ended up with a country ruined, a family destroyed, and a humiliating death.
Let's take a closer look at the history of the rebel thief.
He married a noble lady, won the favor of the general, and had a confidante to help him. Finally, he wore a dragon robe, ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, trampling under his feet all those who looked down on him back then.
Every woman loves him with all her heart, and every enemy is just the right amount of stupid.
The book describes him as affectionate, forbearing, generous, and benevolent. He repays those who have failed him with kindness and repays all those who have helped him.
Li Mu read it from beginning to end, and when he woke up he had only one thought: had the brain of this Sima author been kicked by a donkey?
Does a person who became an official in Beijing through filial piety and integrity deserve to be called a gifted scholar? A bastard who makes ends meet by seducing women, does he deserve to be called a counterattack?
These days, anyone can be the male protagonist of anything?
But it doesn't matter, she has a lot of patience, and takes away every stepping stone for his survival little by little.
Awakening from a big dream, it's her turn to be the villain! ! !
Intention: Everything depends on oneself