Gu Mingshuang, the most doted-on little princess of the Thirty-Ninth New Era human race, is elegant and proper in word and deed, noble in character, and free of bad habits. Yet this quick-witted young woman was found dead in the palace lake at the age of two hundred and twenty-three. Was it a distortion of human nature, or the collapse of morality? And why did the aloof female general from her previous life become so scheming and shameless? All the answers will be gradually revealed in the story.
The general's transformation:
Previous life: She gives a nod. "Your Highness, Third Princess." (Cold.jpg)
This life: She gets handsy. "Have you missed me lately, Mingshuang? Hmm?" (Flirty.gif)
Fake aloof, truly scheming general and fake proper, truly overthinking princess
Novels can be imprecise and unreal, but this is too exaggerated. How did she get her knowledge when she skipped a grade to elementary school at the age of one? Don't you need to learn? Children have learned a lot before being reborn? It's strange to suddenly have so much knowledge.
The latest chapter shows number 4 but why do I feel like I read this chapter a few days ago?
This afternoon is an afternoon without updates
Hahaha, Shuangshuang is so cute!!!