The Princess Doesn't Think So

Ji Changhuan spent half of his life in the palace and half of his life in Jiangnan. Among the emperor's daughters, she was a mediocre one. The mother-in-law was a salty fish, and she doted on mediocre. She was neither outstanding in appearance nor in any of the six arts, but she attracted quite a lot of attention. Because her fiancé was born into a noble family, was a top scholar, and had the appearance of a heavenly being. Women (red eyes): envy, jealousy, hatred. Ji Changhuan: ... I'm busy collecting souls every day, so all the bitches should step aside! The main theme is one, the princess Chitose during the day, and the cow and horse grinding ink at night. The female protagonist/calm to death/refer to the capybara - the male protagonist/the flower of the high mountains/beautiful beyond measure/ Purpose: Appreciation of ancient customs