After transmigrating into this world, Changle's goal was to marry Lin Xiucai, the pushover at the village entrance.
But she never imagined she'd end up marrying the crown prince and becoming a pushover herself.
#An Intrigue Sparked by a Case of Mistaken Identity#
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My friend's xianxia novel, "Possessed"; my new book, "Waiting for Marriage"
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I don't quite understand this chapter. Author, please don't hit me. One is, if you ask the locals about kite customs, they will usually be happy to answer. You will be given money as if it is an obscure matter that requires inducement to find out. If the woman has finished talking, it would be more reasonable to reward the woman with money. Okay, this question can be considered as the protagonist and his wealthy family are used to doing this, so there is no problem, but is Liu Sisi really a qualified bodyguard? When he called out the princess in public, he couldn't help but wonder if she was a spy.
Linlang is actually so pitiful.
Well, when I read the third to last paragraph, I thought it was the end. But when I read the last sentence, I suddenly thought it would be great to find out these two kids and write a special article (((o(*
It's so beautiful~ It has the ordinary warmth of daily life and the infighting in the palace~ I can't stop watching it~ It's so cute~
Can the baby be given a different name? The new moon makes people unconsciously think of that mistress drama.
Please give me a bunch of buns!
I want to watch the extra episode about giving birth to a bun.
Could it be that the daughter-in-law popped out of Mu Zhi's belly and Liu Sisi's son inherited the palace?
Whose belly did the little wife pop out of? . . The extra is indeed a bit short. . . I'm still not finished!
I still prefer the troublemaker and his mother-in-law~╮(╯▽╰)╭The scholar Juejuang is still a bit stupid. Looking forward to other extras 33333
I don't quite understand this chapter. Author, please don't hit me. One is, if you ask the locals about kite customs, they will usually be happy to answer. You will be given money as if it is an obscure matter that requires inducement to find out. If the woman has finished talking, it would be more reasonable to reward the woman with money. Okay, this question can be considered as the protagonist and his wealthy family are used to doing this, so there is no problem, but is Liu Sisi really a qualified bodyguard? When he called out the princess in public, he couldn't help but wonder if she was a spy.
Linlang is actually so pitiful.
Well, when I read the third to last paragraph, I thought it was the end. But when I read the last sentence, I suddenly thought it would be great to find out these two kids and write a special article (((o(*
It's so beautiful~ It has the ordinary warmth of daily life and the infighting in the palace~ I can't stop watching it~ It's so cute~
Can the baby be given a different name? The new moon makes people unconsciously think of that mistress drama.
Please give me a bunch of buns!
I want to watch the extra episode about giving birth to a bun.
Could it be that the daughter-in-law popped out of Mu Zhi's belly and Liu Sisi's son inherited the palace?
Whose belly did the little wife pop out of? . . The extra is indeed a bit short. . . I'm still not finished!
I still prefer the troublemaker and his mother-in-law~╮(╯▽╰)╭The scholar Juejuang is still a bit stupid. Looking forward to other extras 33333