A Clichéd Medieval Tale

This rich businessman should marry the cellar owner. They are both generous and like-minded. If they don't care about gender, they will be very happy.

I was very shocked, and I feel that this story can be interpreted in different ways (not a professional one, just think about it). For example, the fiancée deliberately lied to get this ending, but this depends on the medieval background. Looking at it now, I personally feel that it is very ironic. The knight is free to have fun, but it is wrong for the fiancée to do this. There is also a lack of education in the hare girl's family, and her final ending may not be a good one. It's really amazing to read old works from the past. Is this the same as the nature of online novels in that era to entertain people now?

Dean: ... You naive naughty boy, I will be expelled as a servant now.

On the importance of *education

The underside of the gorgeous robe is indeed crawling with lice

I was as surprised as the businessman from beginning to end

What a sad story, women really have to keep pretending to be stupid under society's expectations

Sure enough, a man who is innocent and silly is a good man

???? Vomited, but the girl's ending was okay for her? (But it's hard to say, after all, the knight knew that the girl was scolded by her mother and he gloated about it) My fiancée doesn't know if she's stupid or intentional.

Sure enough, people from any country like this kind of bloody stories hahahaha