[Crossover] It's Hard Being a Princess

To be honest, I dare not read the article about the eldest son of Emperor Han Wen. Emperor Hanwen's ability to become emperor was inseparable from the death of his queen and four legitimate sons. Looking at it emotionally, Emperor Wen of Han was too cruel and heartless. But from a rational point of view, Emperor Hanwen was definitely a good emperor who loved his people like a son and was full of political struggles. If another emperor came to the throne, he might not be able to defeat Zhou Bo's founding ministers. You must know that they even hacked the emperor to death.

There is a positive correlation between women's status and women's labor force participation rate

This unit is finished, is there another one? I still want to see it!

Jia Lian's mother, Mrs. Zhang, still looked down upon the princess and felt that she was a concubine. She was speechless. If it hadn't been for the heroine, all her family would have died.

In ancient times, it was still too difficult to give women the right to choose. Think about the 1970s and 1980s, women had a high status because of the high labor participation rate, and they were basically housekeepers. However, sons were still favored over women, because young men in rural areas were bullied.

Damn, Feng is a surname, not a surname. In ancient times, surnames were separated and only merged in Qin and Han Dynasties. Let's take the Xiahou family as an example. The Xiahou family was the surname of the Xia Dynasty royal family, but their surname was Si.

So there is no credit for the heroine? ! ?

I only read the last two stories, and I wish my wife good health.

This article is a group portrait, and the heroine's role is less than 1/10

Question mark face, is it over? ? ? ? What's the next book?