A Princess's Fate, Bought with Eighty Years of Life

Men just love to sell, so if they like selling, they assume that women also love it. If they can't sell, they will be incompetent and furious. Maybe they just want to sell, so they want women to live just for men, and they want to turn the world into a big charity house.

There is no meal replacement anymore. Whether it is the writing, setting or plot, it perfectly suits my taste? I read xhs before and saw that some people were uncomfortable with the treatment and setting of men in the article. I was a little intolerant at first (now it seems that it is just the kindness brought by a higher sense of morality), but every time I have this kind of emotion, I will immediately think that the royal family surnamed Ji has just done everything that men have done to women since ancient times. If you think about it carefully, this is how women are treated in the palace, and it is passed down to all levels of society. Women are often restrained by marriage and etiquette, and all achievements and efforts made by women are taken away by marriage; a hierarchy of women is established within marriage, fearing that a group of people will get together with nothing to do or get close to each other, and make them fight with each other (in the article, strong men and attendants are set up); in addition, women are raised to give gifts, occupy fields, occupy the fruits of labor, and occupy the output of half of the human population... Every time I think of these, I feel suffocated, and I feel that it is not too much or even not enough for the royal family named Ji in the article to do this again. Everyone says not to be too sensitive, but there are always people who use a pair of sharp eyes as a sword to cut through the tranquility on the surface to fight for the present and future generations. All in all, nothing is enough to watch? Also, when will Konghefu publish the article? The author???

Men especially like to change history and discredit women to improve themselves.

When I read history, I always feel weird and inconsistent. This is the part where men steal women's achievements.

Men just love to steal. If they can't steal, they will delete it silently.

This cover hahahahaha

I've finished reading it. Thank you for writing such a loving article. Xiao Si's growth diary is very touching. I burst into tears in the last few chapters. When will the article on King Qin and Wangsun be published? ? ? [Prick-eared Rabbit Head]

The ending is a bit rushed, and I feel like I have been able to cover fifty or sixty chapters in a flash, but overall the writing and pacing are very good.

Do you have any extras? [Shy] I want to see A Niang and these sisters living in modern times for a while. I know A4 is from modern times.

Commenting on it, I feel that the main text is a bit unfinished and I have no interest in reading the extras. However, I feel that this book is okay overall. Only the chapters near the end are not good to read. I feel it is quite rushed. However, the beginning is still very interesting.