A Poor Scholar's Life on the Streets

Does an ancient lady want a child?

I think it is quite appropriate for the male protagonist to get married at this time. After all, it is ancient times and cannot be viewed as it is today. Besides, it's better to get married early so that you can have a relationship first. In ancient times, it was too difficult to have a relationship without getting married.

I always feel that Sun's temperament is very unreliable.

This kind of semi-forced requirement to marry the male protagonist, as if you are doomed if you don't marry the male protagonist, is very uncomfortable to watch.

I have great support. After all, we are ancients and it is a special situation, so it is understandable to get married so early.

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With an umbrella in one hand and Tang Pozi in the other, how did he pull the person over?

Doesn't the heroine need to observe filial piety after her parents die?

He has a big face, he can reach out and ask for it