Yearning for You, From Dawn Till Dusk (Female-Dominated World)

... Forget it, I still can't stand it. The heroine is done with it as soon as she meets the hero. I'm embarrassed to death (wipe away sweat). It was the same in my previous life. I felt like I was a love brain in both my lives.

Lin Chaoyun's family background is a noble family, and his father is a prince. Why did he come to the capital to take the exam and stay in someone else's house? It feels a bit conflicting with the setting, but it's just a bit...

Thinking of the old man as an old man, the sad atmosphere is gone.

I hate the male protagonist. He was married in his previous life. Why can he still marry the female protagonist in this life? He doesn't deserve it.

What about the promised place? Isn't this the male protagonist?

Putting myself in my shoes, if I burst into tears when I saw my dad, my dad would ask me what was wrong? I said I dreamed that you ignored me, and my dad would probably give us both a big dick. . . . .

What's in it? Nanny? Was there such an operation in ancient times? Or is it just a bad taste? (^_^;)

? ? So in the previous life, the heroine's father avenged the heroine. What is the hero doing? Taking care of Queen An's house? Sitting in the position of Lord An and enjoying his old age?

Why was the male protagonist forced to marry King An? Why was the female protagonist said to have been killed by him?

Why did the male protagonist marry King An in his previous life? Didn't he like the female protagonist? The description of how he managed Prince An's mansion was just in an orderly manner [laughing and crying] I feel like I love Prince An so much