After accidentally traveling to a world in a book where women are respected, Song Zhiwei becomes a puppet empress. Song Zhiwei is surrounded by handsome and talented people, who are intoxicated and obsessed with gold.
But she didn't like handsome men or money, but she only preferred the nine-thousand-year-old jade-faced man whom the world said was vicious and sinister.
"Song Zhiwei, you have frequently violated the rules recently. Do you still know the identity of the Za family?!"
"I know that you are the most powerful admiral in the country of Fuyao, and you are also the one who is dear to my heart, Song Zhiwei."
The iceberg-belly, black jade-faced, palm-printed father-in-law (Wang Yan)
1. Negative teaching materials for women chasing men's spacer yarn
2. A case of cold-blooded and ruthless turning into a real fragrance
3. Love at first sight, soft spot
4. Sweet text 1V1 HE
Intention: love at first sight
Reader comments
It's pretty good, but why isn't it updated?
Carrot Squat, Carrot Squat, please give me a boost, author, it's very beautiful.
I would like to ask why there are father-in-laws in a female-dominated society. In order to prevent the palace concubine from having an affair with a man and disrupting the royal bloodline, the male patriarch castrates the men serving in the palace. Female-oriented. . . . Concubines are male, so men serve men. There is no possibility of adultery and confusing bloodlines. Why castrate them? It's really weird and unreasonable. It doesn't make sense logically.
After all, castration requires manpower and material resources, and there is a certain mortality rate. Moreover, these people could have served the empress in bed, but if they were castrated, they would no longer have this function. Wouldn't it harm the emperor's interests?
Ah, this setting is very confusing anyway.
But I still like the True Eunuch novel. Come on.
It's pretty good, but why isn't it updated?
Carrot Squat, Carrot Squat, please give me a boost, author, it's very beautiful.
I would like to ask why there are father-in-laws in a female-dominated society. In order to prevent the palace concubine from having an affair with a man and disrupting the royal bloodline, the male patriarch castrates the men serving in the palace. Female-oriented. . . . Concubines are male, so men serve men. There is no possibility of adultery and confusing bloodlines. Why castrate them? It's really weird and unreasonable. It doesn't make sense logically. After all, castration requires manpower and material resources, and there is a certain mortality rate. Moreover, these people could have served the empress in bed, but if they were castrated, they would no longer have this function. Wouldn't it harm the emperor's interests? Ah, this setting is very confusing anyway. But I still like the True Eunuch novel. Come on.