We Promised to Raise Loyal Ministers, but Now We Have Raised Rebels.

It's so vicious. Not only did the male protagonist need the heroine's rescue from the beginning to the end, but in the end he asked the heroine to marry an ancient male protagonist. It's really vicious. If someone saves you, you'd better drag the heroine down from the altar. Think about the attitude of the ancients towards women, their attitudes towards their own wives, and the status of women in ancient times. Isn't this pure repayment of kindness with enmity? Even eating and taking things, both wanting and wanting, it's so simple, the author really loves men so much, wouldn't it be good to help the male protagonist and get rewarded, and then take the benefits from the male protagonist? Isn't it better to get rich and live freely in modern times than to be the wife of the ancients? Really stupid. The heroine is so despicable, dedicating herself to others, and in the end she has to sacrifice herself to be married by an ancient man and put in a harem! It means that everything she owns belongs to the male protagonist. You must know that women in ancient times did not have human rights and financial rights and were given their husband's surname!

How do modern people think about falling in love with ancient people? Do they think they don't take baths, or do they think there were no modern toilets in ancient times...

Woohoo... I have stepped into a very shallow pit... Come on, author! (づ＞＜)づ╭♡