Traveling Back to Ancient Times (Farming)

If the young prince could really do what he said, then there wouldn't be so many father-in-laws in the palace. Besides, killing someone is illegal, wouldn't it be illegal to hurt someone? Is it no longer illegal to buy and sell people? They themselves are the makers of the law. The saying that princes break the law and the common people are equally guilty is empty talk. Only courtesy cannot be extended to common people, and punishment cannot be extended to officials.

I don't understand that the male protagonist doesn't deal with people like Sun Peng, and that Sun Peng simply ignores the imperial authority in doing things, forcibly subverts his wisdom, and always collapses in front of others. After reading so many chapters, this article makes me really angry.

Does the male protagonist have feelings for a female protagonist who is sallow and skinny and looks like a ten-year-old girl? Has he never seen a woman?

Why do you have to follow this young master? Freedom is more fragrant. He is still in so many troubles. The man named Sun is still eyeing her and wants to kill her.

Emmmm... Even though she knows that the heroine has a golden finger, why does the heroine want to stop the female medicine collector from committing suicide? Can the heroine save the medicine girl? If so, just pretend I didn't say it…

It's not bad, it's a great way to pass the time haha

All I can say is that he deserved it. It was because he wanted the heroine to be his slave that he was robbed and lost all his rice, hahahaha

It's okay, but the feelings are a bit baffling. If the male and female protagonists are childhood sweethearts, then it is understandable that he would be concerned about the female protagonist's contact with other members of the opposite sex. But they haven't known each other for half a year, right? Moreover, the male protagonist is a noble prince, so why does he care so much about the female protagonist's interactions with the opposite sex? But his initial description didn't sound like he fell in love with the heroine at first sight. At most, he just thought the heroine was interesting. And then you start to get jealous after a few chapters? I feel the emotional drama is a bit blunt

Why does it feel like the heroine has grown up and traveled back in time decades ago?

That girl Xia must be the heroine herself. The time and space lines are messed up.