The Struggle of a Concubine-Born Daughter: A History of Lazing About

Damn it for a faggot to cheat on you Fortunately, the heroine has traveled through time and is independent, so ancient women will not suffer the consequences of being killed in this life.

To be honest, this kind of forced favor is really speechless, and the heroine in question doesn't even think there is a problem. This is not like the heroine begging the hero to come to her home to teach her brother martial arts, but the hero deliberately and shamelessly going to the heroine's house to teach her brother martial arts in order to get close to the heroine. Our heroine actually feels like she owes a huge favor. I really say hello???? Just like before, it was the male protagonist who bumped into the female protagonist on the street. The male protagonist acted like a gangster and teased the female protagonist. The female protagonist was also angry at the time. Later, she realized there was a misunderstanding and immediately apologized, as if she had made a big mistake. But the root cause of the matter was because of the male protagonist. Why did the female protagonist apologize? The whole article is for the male and female protagonists to forcefully create some accidents together. The problem is that these accidents are often caused by the male protagonist, and then the female protagonist pays the bill in the end. In the end, it is all the female protagonist's fault, and the female protagonist apologizes in advance, eh??? What values ​​are these??? What is it for? Does it mean that the male protagonist is superior? Does it mean the heroine is worthless? Do you think the heroine is getting married for the second time, so she should always be humble? The heroine's family is pretty good too. They can't help with the arrangements at home and the business of the restaurant. When the heroine is the head of the family, everything is clearly arranged by the heroine. The family doesn't object and they all think the heroine can make the decision. But as a result, meeting the male protagonist is like a collective mental retardation. Why is the heroine the head of the family, and the heroine has to make the decision in everything? This is all nonsense. A strange man (male protagonist) comes to the door for the first time, and the whole family only has two aunts, a toddler, and a little girl at home. The heroine (the promised head of the family) is not here, so they are let in? The door is open? Already?? Why don't you have any precautions? Even in modern times, one would not let an unknown man into the house casually, let alone ancient times, such a particular era. The whole family had a good chat with the male protagonist. When the female protagonist came back and said that she did not invite the male protagonist to the house and did not welcome him, the family members had something to say. One said that the female protagonist was rude, and another said that she wanted to keep the male protagonist. The whole family began to object to what the female protagonist said. Haha... The heroine is no longer the head of the family now??? What the heroine said doesn't work anymore?? What a stranger, stranger, stranger (say important things three times) says is more important than the heroine??? Haha... I'm afraid even pyramid schemes are not that powerful.

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It's very interesting. The author has worked hard to update the article, so here's a refresher!

It's normal. I've been single for a long time, and I feel pretty even when I look at a dog.

Re-read it again, and you still have more to say!

Thank you to the author. The writing is actually very good. I just don't like the gags that are forcibly implemented to bring the male and female protagonists together and the behavior of forcibly lowering the status of the female protagonist to reflect the value of the male protagonist. Some people have good moral integrity, some have good character, some have good IQ... But... I'm in a good mood, I'll smash you, don't dive out and code words

Why would a legitimate son marry a concubine?

Ahhhh, I like this kind of male protagonist the most~