The Short-Lived Supporting Female Character I Transmigrated Into

Isn't this... The family of a concubine even more wrong? There is a problem with the educational concept

In fact, I was thinking that modern people seem to call me brother on the Internet? And I always read it as Yudi Gege, and the king of the daughter country appears in my mind.

I jumped to watch it to see the ending. Although I had psychological expectations, I still didn't expect it to be so perfunctory. It's a pity that such a good setting

Is this heroine wearing a book or is she awakening? There is no trace of modern people, only the silly and sweet atmosphere of ancient sayings.

The heroine has no bright spots, and I have no idea why the hero likes the heroine. It's very strange. It would be better if I could write some scenes where they get along together. Now it feels like they don't get along, and they inexplicably like someone who usually only says "Hello". This kind of feeling is a bit unnatural.

Is this the end? I feel like nothing has been explained clearly. What about the brother and the princess, as well as the male protagonist and the female protagonist? Confused

So the woman who traveled through her previous life really married the male protagonist? Is the hero defiled?

Is the hero's friend sick? He got angry when someone didn't want to go to prostitutes. If you don't learn to be good, do you want others to learn to be bad with you? He even said bad words to hurt the person his friend valued the most, but the hero later easily forgave him...

Is the heroine a modern person or an ancient person before she wears the book?

"Rong" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Weak, the heroine here should be very weak