After Breaking Off My Engagement, I Became the Master of the Six Palaces

It can be seen from the first chapter that the heroine's behavior is domineering, savage and brainless. When the engagement was annulled, she directly threw a jade pendant and smashed it in the face. Even if the other party asked you to wait for three years, you two have different identities. When someone succeeds in triumph, you open your mouth in public. You are the biggest person in the world, and everyone is surrounding you A low-level green tea whining monster is provoking you, without thinking of any comprehensive response, he throws away the bracelet and slaps him, isn't it just right? If you treat it like this, then it is just a puppet rumor So what if you saved it in the first place? Is it easy to understand with the passage of time? The regent is the same. He can attack Liang Kingdom and break off the engagement casually in public. The heroine is stalking the noble lady and regretting the marriage. The heroine's appearance is famous all over the capital. He has never seen or heard of her feelings before entering into the engagement. He heard the heroine scolding him and was still thinking about her appearance The following series of operations Thinking that she is destined to be a noble one, she regrets her marriage and brags that she has no one to marry When she comes back, she invites three concubines to form a clique. Her ambitions are obvious This must be "big fool" and "scheming to usurp the throne" engraved on her forehead. She is so speechless There are also some supporting characters who are speechless. The servant's daughter flatters others and slanders the heroine in front of the emperor. It has no etiquette Indigo is a low-ranking green tea My best friend's sister is married to be a concubine at the wedding banquet, so she hates the heroine fiercely The third sister-in-law wants to drive her sister-in-law out before the child is born The Marquis of Shu'an is also funny. He said in front of the emperor that the heroine used him as a tool to stimulate the regent, which is really the best. What a good idea I hope the author will not be limited by the routines of Internet articles. You should create a newer and stronger genre.

The real third sister-in-law and the fake third sister-in-law were pregnant at the same time, but the fake third sister-in-law only became pregnant at the Liu family, and then the real third sister-in-law was poisoned. In other words, the real third sister-in-law was controlled as soon as she became pregnant. So how could the heroine say that she was initially diagnosed as a boy? I don't know if there is something wrong with my logic, please help.

Come on I haven't finished it yet but it's really interesting The heroine and the little emperor don't know why I've already imagined their future scenes I really like watching it

After reading a little bit, I found that although the third sister-in-law said something that was heartbreaking, there were other ways to deal with the matter behind closed doors as a family, but they decided to take action directly. She was still pregnant, and daughters in ancient times were delicate and frail. After this slap, she only vented on herself and never thought about whether she would have a miscarriage. I didn't read much. I saw that there were real and fake third sisters-in-law in the comments section, but I haven't discovered it yet! She is neither a palace concubine nor a relative of the emperor. As a woman, she casually goes to the place where the emperor handles government affairs without feeling anything wrong. Other parents of favored daughters let their children see each other in advance, and if they like it, the parents will take care of the rest. The protagonist is really awesome for getting engaged to herself. She just goes to someone else's house and goes to a school like this. So many men treat the emperor. In ancient times, imperial power was supreme. In the book, the Su family is a loyal minister, but the protagonist of this book, the daughter of a loyal minister, doesn't even have the most basic sense of awe, and her father doesn't even dare! It's really strange. You have to know that the protagonist is not a time travel, but a serious aborigine... It really shows the arrogance and domineeringness vividly. This is indeed the most self-centered book I have ever read with a heroine.

Yu Wenzhou is obviously seriously mentally ill, but the protagonist group has never paid attention to him. Xie deliberately let him go, so he let him go easily. Aren't you afraid that he will cause trouble again?

After reading the introduction, how come I feel relieved😄

This book is much better than the previous two, so cheers for it.

I hope there will be more updates, waiting at home 😊