There are N versions of introductions, which one is better?
Version one:
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Aiming at the unrivaled Princess Yaoguang who points her sword to the world, Mu Danhuang strives to become a martial arts master. When success is imminent, a thunderbolt strikes.
——Dear, you have reached the age of talking about marriage. Are you ready to get married and start fighting in the house?
Throwing the table, choosing the wrong talents and selecting the wrong skills during time travel, etc., This is a scam!
[Crossed out] Author: Well, I'm sorry, you fell early, and more embarrassing things are yet to come... [/Crossed out]
Version two:
Brothers fight against each other, and siblings kill each other; the king seizes his minister's wife, and the father seizes his son's daughter-in-law!
The absurdity of the royal family created embarrassment in Mu Danhuang's life...
——Stuck, got the wrong script, try again.
Mu Danhuang: A fierce life needs no explanation!
Version three:
The imperial concubine said: If a man is reliable, a sow can climb a tree.
Mu Danhuang looked at her imperial concubine, aunt, and then her aunt, and was convinced of this. Marrying an unreliable man is worse than not marrying at all!
The imperial concubine said again: Good men are trained by themselves.
Mu Danhuang had an epiphany.
Version four:
Mu Danhuang was very depressed.
The person who has been calling "Dad" for more than ten years is actually not her father, but her uncle.
Is there anything more deceptive than this? Throw the table
Version 1
The facts tell her that a crow's mouth is also a talent...
Version 4-2
——Ahem, I'm sorry, you fell too early. There are really worse things than this.
Well?
——For example... My mother is a concubine who is favored by the Sixth Palace, but the emperor is not her biological father...