Li Ming is a village girl who grew up eating hundreds of meals in the village with Mrs. Li.
When he grew up, Li Ming left home carrying a wooden sword.
Until one day, a handsome palace man came to her door and told her that she was of royal blood living among the people.
Li Ming looked at the eyeing imperial sisters and brothers and the powerful ministers with ill intentions. He picked up the pants and got off his brother-in-law's body, leaving this place of right and wrong.
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The writing is poor, and it mainly talks about the protagonist tricking and abducting a Miao boy/a good husband/widower/a rich man/a crazy brother/brother, uncle, father-in-law (not), etc.
The protagonist is a Phoenix girl who likes to eat soft food and falls in love with everyone she meets.
The protagonist will ascend to the throne.
[Emotional scenes] The male characters are all C, and the female characters are all non-C. There is a lily plot. No beauty. Bo Zhu was anti-gay for 25 hours a day.
The imaginary world where women and men are equal is a micro-virgin, where both men and women can have children, and they love the peacocks spreading their tails/Shura fields and other bloody Mary Su plots.
There is a section about cultivating immortality, but the protagonist does not focus on cultivating immortality.
The author is very humorous. The author is Machiavellian and updates according to circumstances.
Concept: Women get tired too