Her nickname is A Tu, which is not the dodder of the dodder flower, but the dodder of the dodder flower. Yu Tu means tiger in ancient Chu language.
As a married princess, Xiang Lingxi consciously wanted to hide her minions and learn to be a beloved concubine like a dodder flower. However, she accidentally failed to hide her minions well and was discovered by the emperor, but he didn't seem angry?
Wei Qi discovered that his beloved concubine looked as bright as a flower, but inside she was a little beast with teeth and claws. Suffering has never taken away her claws and vitality. She is brave and gentle, and she should be his queen.
The delicate and tough princess x the iron-blooded emperor
This article is fictional, with multiple countries coexisting in the background. The scenery and scenery are roughly based on the Tang Dynasty. All the people are indigenous. There are no harems and palace fights, but conflicts between countries. From the perspective of the heroine, the overall story is warm and sweet.
Demining: The male protagonist has an ex-wife and a harem, and the harem can be ignored.
Purpose: Face life and face difficulties squarely