
[Time-Traveling Between Ancient and Modern Times] You're the Only Concubine for Me
[古今穿]妃你不可
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- Completed
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- 157k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 11y ago
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- JJWXC
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This... Actually, I want to say, if you travel back to ancient times and marry a prince as your official wife, what if your husband has concubines and children? As long as you still have the dignity and respect that a head wife deserves, why bother running away? Even if he could really escape, wouldn't the men outside the palace stop marrying young wives and go to brothels? Men are actually very virtuous! You, a woman who is not perfect, still expect that another man will not dislike you, marry you and just stay with you for the rest of his life? Dreaming? Even if there is such a man, it may only be a low-level person like a farmer or hunter who lives in poverty and cannot find a wife. Who among the rich and handsome men would want you? Of course, if the heroine would rather live a life of simple life with her face facing the loess and her back facing the sky, but she still insists on being a couple for the rest of her life, I don't think she can give up the life of pampering and luxury. What about freedom? I can only hehe, in ancient times, how could a single woman who ran away from home really survive even if she had freedom? Are you sure you won't be kidnapped and sold by traffickers as soon as you leave home? Will you live at home without encountering gangsters? Even if you are lucky enough not to encounter any bad guys? Where can she find a job? Where do factories and companies come from in an agricultural society?
This... Actually, I want to say, if you travel back to ancient times and marry a prince as your official wife, what if your husband has concubines and children? As long as you still have the dignity and respect that a head wife deserves, why bother running away? Even if he could really escape, wouldn't the men outside the palace stop marrying young wives and go to brothels? Men are actually very virtuous! You, a woman who is not perfect, still expect that another man will not dislike you, marry you and just stay with you for the rest of his life? Dreaming? Even if there is such a man, it may only be a low-level person like a farmer or hunter who lives in poverty and cannot find a wife. Who among the rich and handsome men would want you? Of course, if the heroine would rather live a life of simple life with her face facing the loess and her back facing the sky, but she still insists on being a couple for the rest of her life, I don't think she can give up the life of pampering and luxury. What about freedom? I can only hehe, in ancient times, how could a single woman who ran away from home really survive even if she had freedom? Are you sure you won't be kidnapped and sold by traffickers as soon as you leave home? Will you live at home without encountering gangsters? Even if you are lucky enough not to encounter any bad guys? Where can she find a job? Where do factories and companies come from in an agricultural society?
This... Actually, I want to say, if you travel back to ancient times and marry a prince as your official wife, what if your husband has concubines and children? As long as you still have the dignity and respect that a head wife deserves, why bother running away? Even if he could really escape, wouldn't the men outside the palace stop marrying young wives and go to brothels? Men are actually very virtuous! You, a woman who is not perfect, still expect that another man will not dislike you, marry you and just stay with you for the rest of his life? Dreaming? Even if there is such a man, it may only be a low-level person like a farmer or hunter who lives in poverty and cannot find a wife. Who among the rich and handsome men would want you? Of course, if the heroine would rather live a life of simple life with her face facing the loess and her back facing the sky, but she still insists on being a couple for the rest of her life, I don't think she can give up the life of pampering and luxury. What about freedom? I can only hehe, in ancient times, how could a single woman who ran away from home really survive even if she had freedom? Are you sure you won't be kidnapped and sold by traffickers as soon as you leave home? Will you live at home without encountering gangsters? Even if you are lucky enough not to encounter any bad guys? Where can she find a job? Where do factories and companies come from in an agricultural society?
Author, are you finally willing to update?
Is it really okay for the heroine to hang on to Dr. An like this?
I really don't like the way the heroine is swaying, it's really tiring to watch.
The heroine should choose the attending doctor. The prince's inherent evil nature will not change.
Why is it not updated...
0.0 Eh, thank you for the hard work of coding - I don't know what to say. . .
It's pretty good-looking. . . But there are too many, so I won't add points one by one. 0.0