The Concubine’s Scheme

I wrote about saving the male protagonist, and the emotional drama started all of a sudden. The male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist for some reason, and it was a little rushed. I think the description of the second male protagonist is more interesting than the male protagonist!

It's okay, but as a time-traveling heroine, she is really willing to become a concubine for her lover. This has nothing to do with her status. If she cannot become a wife, she may share a man with another woman, and she may have the wife of the man she loves deal with the heroine who is a concubine, but the author makes the heroine do it every time She has the good fortune to be the only woman of the male protagonist. In ancient times, wives and concubines were not just a matter of status, but also a matter of quality of life in the backyard. As a strong female protagonist, in order to live independently and freely, there is no such loophole that allows herself to commit suicide. This is a bit boring to watch.