Mandarin Duck Pendant
鸳鸯佩
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It's really not worth it for the male protagonist. It's better to be a rich and idle man, working hard all his life and getting nothing. In the end, history returned to its original track due to financial problems. It was the fault of the old emperor. But it has nothing to do with the male protagonist. Fortunately, he has no children and does not have to suffer in the future.
The male protagonist is indeed unmotivated, much like a modern cow and horse. But he is responsible and cannot escape his responsibilities. The heroine has been protected for her whole life. She has not mentioned entering politics, but has been working hard for her career her whole life. Most of the people feel helpless after reading it, that's probably how people are. But still very good. Emotionally speaking. I think both of them are awkward. None of them are open-minded people. I can only say that the environment in which they grow up can easily affect a person. If it were me, I would do the same. The male protagonist always tolerates the female protagonist as an elder. I think it is the female protagonist who is forced to open her heart, of course a little. But the male protagonist is obviously sensitive and tolerant enough, and the relationship between the two is not rigid. The male protagonist is really awesome, but fortunately he doesn't have that in mind, so he says that work is hurtful!! Not everyone can do the job of emperor. There is really no need to be a cow-horse who still feels aggrieved even after becoming an emperor. 😂
It's pretty good. It's rare that the protagonist's character is portrayed consistently. The funniest thing is that he can't escape his fate. It would be nice if there were fewer typos in the whole article. Some of the word order is awkward to read.
The old emperor has a long standby time. It's really boring to be a prince for the rest of his life.
It was better when I was in school. Going to college and entering the society was a lifetime. I regretted it a little bit when I saw the ending. I felt unhappy.
It's okay if you see a mandarin duck match, why don't you watch later
Traveling through time turns out to be a frustrating life
What will history books say about the male protagonist? Otherwise, his life is nothing unless he has a better name behind him.
When will the male protagonist be able to take charge of the family? If there is no female protagonist, I will be depressed to death.
If the male protagonist doesn't get promoted, he feels like his whole life will be over. Life is not as exciting as the old emperor. He just traveled back in time to be a cow horse.