Jun Xiaoxiao dumped the scumbag and cut her losses in time, bought a half-price student ticket to go to Prince Jing's Mansion to relax, and ended up stumbling upon a strange novel about Mary Sue that she had just read, set in the same era as Prince Jing's Mansion.
The male protagonist was either vomiting blood, or was about to vomit blood, and finally vomited the last blood for the heroine who was working as a spy beside him and was determined to kill him.
She just vented her anger through complaints. What a safe, green, ecologically harmonious, and harmonious way to vent her anger. It didn't hurt others, benefited herself, and created income for the author. Why did she receive such unfair treatment?
Is it useful to complain to the Consumers Association in this situation?
But, first and most importantly, how should she go back?
I swallowed back the words I had vomited with tears in my eyes, and the emotional wounds were not healed but added to the internal wounds.
Jun Xiaoxiao: Poor, weak and helpless.
Cute and kind little girl (looks small)
An attempt to write about "I am falling in love with you, not with your seven aunts and eight aunts" in a time-travel article.
The basis of love is equality. If we get along, we can talk, and if we don't, we can break up. Solve your own housework by yourself.
The main plot is about romance, interspersed with the male protagonist's housework, and occasionally affecting the female protagonist.