Queen Anne had a sister who was the first queen of the Stuart dynasty.
She and her husband reigned together as kings, and it is said that William III would secretly peek at her when he was beside her.
There is always news on the streets of England that the Queen likes women. After hearing this, Mary smiled slightly and gave a thumbs up in approval.
Pass it on: Her Majesty the Queen is open to both men and women—
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Protagonist highlight reminder: The heroine is Queen Anne's sister Mary II. They were welcomed back by the British Parliament to rule the British royal couple after the Glorious Revolution. Mary has homosexual tendencies and may be forced to change from straight to straight because of the plot and the throne. If you don't like it, you can just abandon the story.
Food reminder:
*Belongs to the prequel to "The Lady of Hanover" next door. Next door is the story of the first queen of the Hanover dynasty. Mary II was twenty-one years earlier than Queen Caroline. The plot may be involved, but it does not affect the distinction.
*There may be GB factors, there may be GB factors, there may be GB factors (say important things three times).
*Part of the plot and the daily life of the nobles come from documentaries and Baidu Encyclopedia. They do not pay attention to textual research, but only focus on the plot.
*This article is updated randomly and may not be updated until next year. If you like it, you can save it first (seriously. Jpg)
Intent: Romantic History of the Seventeenth Century