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The princess of the vassal kingdoms who is wise, divine, and mighty, carved from ice and jade × the noble prince of the Celestial Dynasty who is literary and military-minded
Tianji: Baili Danjue was born to be noble, but his destiny is to make a wedding dress for others.
(Unfortunately, that "other person" is her future husband.)
Melon-eating fairies who read this article: So, do you want thousands of miles of country, or do you want to be a troublemaker?
Danjue: Let me think about it carefully.
Xiao Yilou: No problem, the world belongs to me, and I belong to you.
Danjue: No - the world is mine. You are mine too.
Xiao Yilou: ... Okay, fine.
PS: The copywriting is light and non-toxic, but the content has many interesting points (which may be cute to some readers)... Proceed with caution.
Demining is as follows:
1. The writing style is not lighthearted or funny, and the plot is very bloody.
2. The female protagonist is devoted but scumbag, while the male protagonist is wise in love, doting on each other and torturing each other.
3. Double rebirth. In the early stages, the female protagonist is eight years older than the male protagonist. Due to an unexpected personality split when the male protagonist is reborn, only the second personality has a past life. The article will not be online until halfway through.
4. The historical background is completely fictional. All the allusions in the article, including idioms, can be understood to mean that the relevant historical figures have corresponding souls in different worlds in the world of the novel.
5. Cut off your own legs, build a mountain of private buildings, and have piles of bugs.
6. The protagonist's three views are different from the author's. The female protagonist's ruler class and ruler's thoughts are not much better than the male protagonist's. If you can't accept it, don't force yourself, let alone the author.
…I haven't thought of other lightning points yet.
Purpose: Class conflict has nothing to do with gender