After the women cultivators of Wei transmigrated, a loser old lady from the modern world became the daughter of a fabulously wealthy family in Wei. Because of her beauty, the King of Wei imprisoned her and trained her, intending to present her to the ruler of another state. She was supposed to become the Beauty of Wei who would be killed through Zheng Xiu's schemes, but thanks to Buddhist merit, she was instead sent to Qin to become its queen. She went on to dominate the Qin palace as King Huiwen's sole favorite. She could make money, fight battles, protect the king, and bear children. After the original queen's son, Prince Dang, died, her own son inherited the throne.
But this academic underachiever spent her whole life wrestling with an English-language System.
Theme: Love is selfish. In Qin, love is a matter of life and death.
Seeing this, what should I say? I just feel that what the heroine said about studying well and growing in wisdom is false and in vain. She has read so many books but knows nothing, has no descendants, and has no one to take over. She is still self-righteous, like a fertility machine, giving birth but not raising, needing people to raise. Moreover, she has raised other people, including the so-called Buddhist cultivation. Everything added to her is an excuse and is of no use at all. When the time comes, it will definitely be easier for the two queen mothers to make themselves irreversible. The author didn't think it through, no wonder it needs to be suspended, it must be overhauled and revised.
The child was completely given to someone else. What a strange name for mother. I was afraid that I would only adopt my adoptive mother.
Come on, come on, look good!
Brother, update, what are you doing? Are you raising fish?
The good of Qin and Jin was changed to the good of Qin and Wei. At that time, there was no such idiom as the good of Qin and Jin, and it was Qin and Wei.
Let me tell you, in addition to buying a copy of the system, you should keep a copy in the space. You have the blessings of your ancestors, and you should also be the blessings of future generations.
... Since it is expensive and equivalent to a genuine product, don't sell it randomly. If it is your own handwritten copy, that's fine, but remember to write it down.
There were no noodles in the Qin Dynasty, especially white noodles. Or is this chapter before time travel? I'm a little confused?
It feels like the heroine has done nothing but work hard to transform the Qin State, but she is not that kind of strong woman.
It's so interesting to read the introduction. Finally, someone has written about Si'er, and I'm starting to pursue big books.