A First-Rank Imperial Lady

Since it is written that the heroine is married, why is it always brought to the side of the mother's family? It's so tiring to watch it.

Jieyuan was the first in the provincial examination

The perspectives of the primary and secondary characters are not obvious. If you don't know, you would think that the heroine's sister is also the heroine?

It's chapter 30, and the male and female protagonists look like supporting characters. The female protagonist doesn't look like someone who traveled through time, like someone who married into another village.

It's really not necessary to always repeat the various related things that the heroine and the hero are designed to do.

. . . Her father is an official, so why should he divorce her? The male protagonist who can say such things, haha

I'm worried about the heroine's IQ, and I'm even going to ask the hero directly what dynasty he belongs to. Am I afraid that others won't know she has a problem?

There are too many supporting roles, and there are not even a few starring roles.

The heroine shouldn't dislike the original owner. She took over the original owner's body and accepted the original owner's money and husband.

Is there anyone who will review the manuscript? How can a scholar know Jie Yuan?