[An early work I'm embarrassed by: cringe-worthy and awkward. Buy with caution.]
"From a dependent young lady living under someone else's roof, to the Princess Consort of Prince Jing of the Daxing Dynasty, and then the Empress. What would you say is the secret to your success?"
Ji Youning: "Having a good father."
"..."
Ji Youning: "Oh, and marrying a dependable husband, the ambitious, scheming kind. -.-"
The General's only daughter vs. a scheming prince. 1v1, HE.
Note:
The female lead transmigrates, and the male lead is reborn. Readers who want chaste characters, please turn back.
A fictional dynasty with a Ming and Qing setting. No historical research intended.
Completed on May 29. Thank you all for your support! If you enjoyed it, please consider following the author's page~
Theme:
In ancient times, all the people with different personalities were one family. Jia Baoyu would not call Jia Lian his cousin, but the big family would sort it out together.
Isn't He Zi'an the heroine's trumpet?
It's really beautiful. I like this kind of warm and sweet writing.
Happy New Year ^ω^ The author of the treasure discovered by reading the new article, the writing is good ~ When I get older, I like to read some "Mary Sue" (chew chew). Jpg
Not to mention being sensitive, I haven't thought about it yet.
Finally finished reading. The author's writing style has indeed improved. This year's new book is much better than this one.
Why does the princess salute the general? . .
Not a roundabout relative. That's grandma. Although she is a stepmother's mother. In terms of etiquette, she is a serious grandmother. .
Sir, are you serious about the prince giving the emperor a clock? Giving gifts to elders on formal occasions is still done for the elderly. No junior would know how to give a clock. Giving a clock is a sign of farewell...
~(￣▽￣~)~Write whatever you like, and read everything anyway