As Chancellor of Chen, she was pushed into the eye of the storm by him and subjected to endless criticism, yet she did so willingly.
As Princess Consort of Chu, she was sheltered in his arms and enjoyed the splendors of the world, yet remained restless and uneasy.
Yang Yi is a young master in name, but in truth, she's a difficult young woman to raise. If you owe someone money, you pay it back. But what do you do when you owe someone your heart? Is she supposed to offer herself in repayment?
Theme:
Score, score, score
"Two grown men are always a bit awkward." Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha made me laugh! Looking forward to the next chapter
It's over, it's over, the second male lead can't be a little flower, right? My Mu Han
Don't be upset, male protagonist. Why do you always feel that the male protagonist's mood changes are so weird now? I was smiling playfully before, but then I immediately cleared everything on the table...
Mu Heng Mu Heng Mu Heng Mu Heng Mu Heng Mu Heng
Hahahahaha, I'm very satisfied with the heroine's golden finger
Oops, not enough! By the way, the male protagonist probably didn't realize that the female protagonist is a daughter... And the little mouse is very cute
This is the best idea about snow mountains and icebergs that I have ever seen~ When describing the heroine, I used "he" to highlight the fact that she is disguised as a man, but it seems a bit messy~~~ It is a second-person narrative point of view anyway, so it may be better to use "she"~~
So well written!!!! Come on, come on, come on
Was my daughter exposed when I bumped into him? Hehehe