Come and collect the articles, scatter flowers, come on!
Forget about tea, why should I go to my aunt to say hello...
I finished reading QAQ in one go
It's a clean room, not a quiet room_(:зゝ∠)_
Those who can hand over their wages are good husbands^_^
Is this the prelude to a house fight...
The tough general's wife→_→
What the hell is that cute sign?
It feels weird. The prince is not a good match for the heroine, but the sincere queen is particularly opposed to the heroine. She can't understand it. The heroine's father, a bachelor, is basically as good as the prime minister among civil servants. Her grandmother has a great influence among the military officers. If the heroine wants to marry the prince, the queen will offend this power to death.
Moreover, the prime minister is a natural princeling because of his kinship, and the interests are the same. As mentioned before, the prince may not necessarily become the emperor. However, the prime minister only wants to marry his daughter, and does not want to let the prince gain more influence. Now the hostess's family has no tendency, but after this incident, if she relies on a prince, will the prince's position still be strong?
I'm thinking that the fourth prince has a good relationship with the male protagonist, so he won't support the fourth prince's ascension to the throne in the end.
Come and collect the articles, scatter flowers, come on!
Forget about tea, why should I go to my aunt to say hello...
I finished reading QAQ in one go
It's a clean room, not a quiet room_(:зゝ∠)_
Those who can hand over their wages are good husbands^_^
Is this the prelude to a house fight...
The tough general's wife→_→
What the hell is that cute sign?
It feels weird. The prince is not a good match for the heroine, but the sincere queen is particularly opposed to the heroine. She can't understand it. The heroine's father, a bachelor, is basically as good as the prime minister among civil servants. Her grandmother has a great influence among the military officers. If the heroine wants to marry the prince, the queen will offend this power to death. Moreover, the prime minister is a natural princeling because of his kinship, and the interests are the same. As mentioned before, the prince may not necessarily become the emperor. However, the prime minister only wants to marry his daughter, and does not want to let the prince gain more influence. Now the hostess's family has no tendency, but after this incident, if she relies on a prince, will the prince's position still be strong? I'm thinking that the fourth prince has a good relationship with the male protagonist, so he won't support the fourth prince's ascension to the throne in the end.
Oops, the heroine is actually shy →_→