Han Anruo's coffin board was covered. According to the plot, the grass on the grave should be several feet high. By chance, when she was pushed into the water by her own mother and about to drown, it was worn by a modern person who had just died on the hospital bed.
After being resurrected with full blood, Han Anruo painted herself a distant mountain daisy, and said to the carved bronze mirror: "As long as I die, you will eventually be my concubines."
I got the wrong script! This is not a harem drama, please don't add supporting actors to the drama casually.
Okay, Han Anruo gave herself a new make-up, which made a lot of women gossip.
"Sure enough, a scumbag gave birth to a slut, and looks like a fox all day long. Who do you want to show off to?"
Han Anruo pretended not to hear, and continued to dress up as he pleased every day. In the end, he was carried into the palace for no apparent reason.
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When she woke up, she found that she had traveled through time. As a girl who was not even a concubine, she had a biological mother who was a singer, and a four-and-a-half-year-old brother. Han Anruo's first words when he woke up were, "I'm so lucky."
Low status is nothing, how good it is to live! If anyone dares to make him angry, she won't be polite and will scold him back. What's the point of fearing a reputation for being mean? She won't make anyone happy if he doesn't make her feel better. The worst she can do is never marry a man for the rest of her life.
The slutty little concubine VS the silly and handsome prince who pretends to be crazy.
"My lord, can we be more serious? Whenever you get sick, you will pounce on me?"
Presumably, my beloved concubine has the fragrance of milk, and if she tastes it, it will be a panacea.
It's not easy to make a living in the palace. You have to stay up late and work overtime every day to do manual labor. What's the deal with revenge? He has a big belly, and it seems that he will have no choice but to beat his son to vent his anger in the future.
Preview: "The Legend of Green Tea in the Song Dynasty" tells the story of a tea master who married twice and finally became the Queen Mother.
Purpose: A woman vows to become self-reliant
