After the Noble Lady Fell from Grace

Why didn't the male protagonist think of a way to make a marriage contract with the female protagonist earlier? Grab it when you have to get married

After all, the heroine is the legitimate daughter of the Prime Minister~ Why was she stolen so easily by the merchant hero? Don't mention that the heroine is marrying into a marquis... Or does the hero have a great background?

Isn't it bad if women can't stay together?

Were merchants in this dynasty with a high status?

Wow, although I know that the male protagonist should be a good person, the matter of snatching a bride is really unethical. He didn't think that giving the heroine a better life would offset today's damage. The heroine should make her own choice. He didn't respect the heroine when he made this decision. If he liked the heroine, why didn't he come to propose marriage? If it's a merchant's house and the prime minister doesn't agree, he can at least discuss it with the heroine. Anyway, I don't really think about it, it's actually quite interesting, but I still feel aggrieved for the heroine. . . .

Seeing this, I feel that the emotional line is getting more and more worrying...

The heroine is, well...

Finished Spreading Flowers Spreading Flowers

Was the male protagonist deliberately changed? The female protagonist may not have seen what her husband looks like, but it is impossible for Shen to marry an oiran whom she has never met. I'm not surprised at all when I see the heroine. If it was intentional, then the heroine would be too miserable.

Come on↖(^ω^)↗