Just an Ordinary Woman

The heroine is such a holy mother! Is it stupid to refuse to get the money back after being repented of the marriage, and to burn the marriage certificate? There's also special police! So funny...

She knew that she was being plotted before and was plotting against her until the day she died (concubine). What she wanted to do was tear up the marriage certificate and tear up the marriage certificate that someone had searched for like searching for her house. What else could it be that was not stupid? Don't talk about grandeur. Enemies with such grandeur can laugh out of their dreams, and relatives with such grandeur can wake up with a slap in the face. (Those who went to search her home: If I had known better, I wouldn't have gone to her house to look for her. I would have waited for this to be delivered to her door myself.)

It's too rough to watch, and I don't know why anyone recommends it. The conceptual framework is actually okay, and so is the content. Keep up the good work, come on

4 Recommendation votes, I like it.

Don't you need any guidance when going out at this time?

Is it a work of thought of one person? The heroine sometimes looks like a former special police officer, and sometimes she is as stupid as ordinary people and not as alert as ordinary people. What's even more ridiculous is that the modern special police seems to be able to compromise with the three wives and four concubines without taking any action against his junior sister who wants to marry someone as a concubine. They don't even try to stop his thoughts and conversations. A special police officer? Can someone who has been a SWAT officer please tell me? Can someone with these wrong views be a special police officer?

Is it a story about a heroine competing for hegemony? Empress?

Not to mention other things, there are a lot of bugs, typos, and contradictory names, which makes people a little confused. This is a book by a master. I hope it can be more rigorous.