Chen A Jiao was reborn, returning in one instant to the Xinmao year, before she had become the crown princess. Chen A Jiao didn't want to become the crown princess again. She chose the path that would hurt her most, ensuring she would never become one. As a result, A Jiao went from a noble girl everyone fawned over to a calamity everyone avoided. Chen A Jiao thought she would spend the rest of her life alone, until she met Dou Xuan.
Dou Xuan transmigrated to the Han dynasty, though it wasn't exactly the Han dynasty. It was a realm much like it. As Dou Xuan worked to change the state of the dynasty and help the people live in peace and prosperity, he also devoted himself to pursuing the woman he loved, Chen A Jiao. And as a modern person, he couldn't accept having multiple wives, so he would remain devoted to one wife for his whole life.
An alternate historical setting. The male lead is one year older than A Jiao, and A Jiao is two years older than Liu Che. Liu Che is seven when he first appears.
Theme: As long as you stay true to yourself, happiness will find you.
It's so rare to see an article about Gillian and Liu Che who were not entangled from the beginning. If you want me to say that scumbags should be kicked out, good horses should not be turned away. With Chen Ajiao's status, anyone she marries can be rich and prosperous for the rest of her life. There is really no need to get involved with Liu Che. It's just that in the Han Dynasty, there were no princesses. The prince's daughter was called the princess, and the daughter of the princess could also be named the princess if she was favored. In the Han Dynasty, the nuns next to noble ladies should be called x .
To be honest, please correct some typos. He used them so much that I almost thought I was reading a Danmei novel.
First: Fengtian carries the emperor, Zhao said, the sentence is wrong. Second, the term "Fengtian Chengyun" was actually used in imperial edicts starting from the Ming Dynasty.
Isn't Gillian the princess? Why call me girl?
It's all good, but there are a lot of typos, which makes it look a little tiring.
"At least Gillian is anemic and dignified" is a big bug for the author - anemia?
There are too many things to do. No matter how capable the male protagonist is, he shouldn't be in the harem. He still wants to train himself and send him to the palace. Is it a bit scary? . .
It's great, Gillian is very happy to marry Dou Xuan (>y<)
Isn't she Princess Pingyang?
Hahahaha, Yizi, a necessary skill for time travel~