A sweet two-way redemption story where the heroine trains a loyal dog slave into a domineering emperor!
Mu Qianli is the daughter of the Minister of Rites, who is well-read in poetry and literature, has a captivating reputation, and is gentle and affectionate.
He is the humblest servant in the Shangshu Mansion, with a cold and indifferent personality, but also a proud character.
He admired this distant high-altitude flower, but he didn't dare to reach out and touch it. He was always shy and inferior in front of her.
She taught him how to read and read Shi Mingjian, and named him Junzhu, which means that a gentleman is like bamboo. She hopes to be as tough and unyielding as bamboo, transparent and restrained, neither arrogant nor inferior.
Everyone just regarded him as a dispensable little house slave.
Later——
This domestic slave overthrew the decadent Southern Dynasty and became the founding emperor of the Mu Dynasty.
Small theater:
"Have you finished the article I asked you to write?"
The emperor promised: "It's written, it's written."
"Instructor" stretched out his hand, "Why don't you bring it to me to see."
Even though he has become a domineering emperor, he still obediently turns in his homework.
Mu Qianli glanced at her beautiful eyes, and her eyebrows immediately stood up, feeling extremely embarrassed and annoyed.
"I asked you to write about countermeasures to control floods, and you actually made fun of me with this!"
The emperor was startled, thinking that this shouldn't be the case, and picked up the thrown "academic garbage" and took a look.
What smart guy (idiot) mixed his "Wushan Yunyu Travel Notes" into his policy!
"No, you listen to my quibbles... Oh no, you listen to my explanation..."
The gentle and affectionate lady who conquers the country
Food guide:
1. Full text 1v1, he, sc
2. Some are sweet and some are cruel, but overall it's a sweet article!
3. The male protagonist's name only appeared in 5 chapters in the early stage!
4. Never give up, otherwise the author will lose his hair! Bald!
Mission: Knowledge changes destiny