Jinling City was abuzz with the news that the residence of Marquis Qi had proposed a marriage to the Huo family, Jinling's richest household.
The Marquis of Qi was surnamed Sikong, with the given name Yao and courtesy name Yu'an.
His mother was the Emperor's paternal aunt, deeply beloved by the Emperor while she was alive. The marquis's family was a loyal and valorous one, with many great military achievements to its name. Now, Yu'an, the Marquis of Qi, was the sole surviving heir of his line. The Emperor had raised him as if he were his own son, so how could the many official families not look on with envy? Yet no one in the capital had expected the old madam of the marquis's household to choose a merchant's daughter for the Marquis of Qi after all that careful selecting! What a regrettable turn of events!
Ugh, what does this mean? Cultivation in the immortal space, time travel, and foundation building will end up being bullied and treated as a concubine. It is better not to have such a heroine. Even all kinds of vicious female supporting characters are more exciting and refined than this kind of heroine. It is so fucking weird.
The whole family is self-righteous
Is this really the female cultivator?
I hate the male protagonist, but I hate the female protagonist even more
If you hate the male protagonist, the female protagonist should go cultivate alone!
What an unlucky protagonist, he is a loser. I hope the author will indicate in the introduction that the protagonist has a cowardly character, so that everyone will not mistakenly enter this article, which will feel like stepping on dog shit. I didn't know the protagonist's character until I read this chapter. I originally thought the protagonist had a cold personality and didn't take it to heart. It was a waste of my time.
The heroine is too cowardly and unpleasant;
This seems to have no development. Where does the male protagonist's guilt towards the female protagonist come from? It is obviously his own fault, and the identity of the female protagonist is a big obstacle. How to solve it.
Ugh, what does this mean? Cultivation in the immortal space, time travel, and foundation building will end up being bullied and treated as a concubine. It is better not to have such a heroine. Even all kinds of vicious female supporting characters are more exciting and refined than this kind of heroine. It is so fucking weird.
The whole family is self-righteous
Is this really the female cultivator?
I hate the male protagonist, but I hate the female protagonist even more
If you hate the male protagonist, the female protagonist should go cultivate alone!
What an unlucky protagonist, he is a loser. I hope the author will indicate in the introduction that the protagonist has a cowardly character, so that everyone will not mistakenly enter this article, which will feel like stepping on dog shit. I didn't know the protagonist's character until I read this chapter. I originally thought the protagonist had a cold personality and didn't take it to heart. It was a waste of my time.
The heroine is too cowardly and unpleasant;
This seems to have no development. Where does the male protagonist's guilt towards the female protagonist come from? It is obviously his own fault, and the identity of the female protagonist is a big obstacle. How to solve it.
It's very well written, so cheers up