The story of Concubine Wan Gui, the palace maid and the prince she raised, the male protagonist is 17 years old, Ha,
I quite like the older girl and the younger boy. The writing is very good and I can't complain about it.
The female protagonist is the master and the male protagonist is the apprentice. The female protagonist decided to raise the male protagonist into a little white flower. As a result, the blackened male protagonist from the parallel world came through and became one body with two souls.
The heroine wants to raise the heroine crooked, lock him and herself in a place that is similar to a barrier and cannot go out, and keeps training him, asking the hero to cook for her every day. Instead, the hero adapts to the life of just the two of them. Other elders come and ask the heroine to let the hero out. Instead, he was unhappy. The elder saw the two of them living in the same bed and felt that it was unreasonable. They were having an affair, but the female protagonist felt that it was nothing. The elder went to ask the male protagonist. The male protagonist had a guilty conscience and really fell in love with the female protagonist. The female protagonist had no idea at all. It was quite awkward here.
Has the heroine traveled to a book or ancient times? There are spoilers later. The heroine traveled to that world intermittently at first, thinking it was a dream, but one day she couldn't come back. She had gone through it when she was a child, but she didn't remember it. I remember that the male protagonist was quite scheming, and the female protagonist was relatively dull. Instead of showing her ability, she asked her apprentice to take care of her and earn some extra money. The male protagonist soon realized that the female protagonist was no longer the soul in her original body. However, because he had seen the female protagonist who had passed through her body when he was a child, the male protagonist asked his master what happened to his master. The master seemed to say that she was ill, haha, so he did not reject the female protagonist.
The heroine travels into the book and looks like a vicious female supporting character. It was pretty good at first, but then the author didn't update it for a while, and it became a bit unfinished. The ending was confusing, and I couldn't understand it. I always felt like it was about to open up, but it was gone before it came out. All the Riddlers