The Emperor Became a Simp After Returning to the Modern World [Ancient to Modern]
回到现代后皇帝成了舔狗[古穿今]
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 101k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
31Chapters
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Reader comments 27
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I really don't like the past life and present jokes. We have been together for so long in the previous life, and we still have to be mixed together in this life. Don't you get tired of it? Even if the male protagonist is an extremely handsome man who abides by his morals and is loyal to the female protagonist and has strong career ability. What's more, the male protagonist of this book was a scumbag emperor in his previous life who had a harem of three thousand beauties, slept with countless women, and had many sons and daughters. He may have been a pretty good emperor in ancient times, but in modern times, he was the largest landowner in the country who exploited the people at the bottom, a remnant of feudalism. The heroine has money and freedom in modern times. Is it necessary to sacrifice her marriage for an unexpected child? Will you spend the rest of your life tied up with an ancient scumbag who has been taught three wives and four concubines since childhood? Is it necessary to be so casual? Is marriage so casual? What's more, for a modern heroine who lacks everything in her condition, is it necessary to sacrifice like this for a child? Abortion is possible in modern times, and singles can now register their children as household registration. There is no need to get married. The heroine had been unlucky for eight lifetimes and traveled to the Qing Dynasty, which oppressed women the most, to work as the emperor's concubine. She had no choice but to leave and live with the emperor. It was okay to live like this for the rest of her life. But back to modern times, in a society governed by the rule of law, everyone is free. Is it necessary? Or has the heroine traveled to ancient times, and as time has passed, she has unconsciously obeyed the hero? This story is outrageous. The heroine, a modern man, marries a feudal remnant who is poisoned by feudal ideas. It is outrageous.
I'm still a little aggrieved. It would be great if I could see the heroine talk about the things in her previous life for a while. It was really depressing before.
A good emperor who truly serves the people will definitely be amazed when he sees the peace in the mountains and rivers now! Although times have changed, the people living on this land are still the Chinese people, and our culture has a long history.
It is true that the growth of a child requires the efforts of both parents
It would be nice if there was a side story, but it felt a little short.
It's so catchy hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
So will the child be the reincarnation of Xiao Twelve? Ha ha
Just like reading a novel from 20 years ago, there are moments of joy and tears!
Ah, how do you say secretly poking at me?
I want to see what happens after marriage...