Be Good, Prime Minister, Come to My Bowl

I came across this novel by chance and read the extras. Overall, it's good. I just think it's a big stain that the male protagonist is married and has children (even if the child is his subordinate and savior). By the way, I strongly disagree with the male protagonist's widow who took care of Wuya's children. In order to repay her old friend for taking care of Wuya's children, there is no need to get married. Can't you recognize the child as your adopted son? As a prince, are you afraid that you can't give Lantu's wife and children a better life? ! Can't it be done in terms of material, personal safety, and education? ! The same goes for Lantu's wife. In ancient times, it was one woman marrying two husbands, okay? ! How could a wife who deeply loves her husband marry someone else after her husband dies? Even if it is for the sake of the unborn child, it is not necessary. Thinking about it from another angle, if the female protagonist also has a marriage experience and a child similar to that of the male protagonist, I think the possessive male protagonist would be jealous to death? ?

Thank you to the girls who have read this article all the way. Thank you for your companionship and encouragement. Bow and hug, okay...

Where is the extra

What about the promised extra episode= =~~~Is this tied up? . . .

Could Baozi be the orphan of a certain brother? Is the map like the Forty-Two Chapter Sutra, with treasures in it?

Emma, ​​what a reversal! Now I just hope that Baozi is not my biological child!

The emperor's scheming came to light

Forgot to score, please make up!

Come on, come on, come on! ! If it ends immediately, the plot will develop a bit too fast, like a sponge bulging out, and all the water will be squeezed out. I really want to watch more~~ Sansan is very domineering. Enkangkang~~

I'm so sad, but I believe Sheng Zhuang is her biological mother. . . .