I Drank CP in Ancient Times

In this book, the entire storyline is linked together. It was first used as a foreshadowing that the male protagonist and the prince had a habit of Longyang. In the middle, unlike other authors of time-travel novels, the male protagonist said to the female protagonist that they would be together for the rest of their lives, but instead said that I would try not to take concubines, which is in line with the ancient polygamy. The various salutations and etiquette in the middle are also very thorough, and it also brings some new knowledge points to some people who are not familiar with ancient times. When I watched it, I actually got a sense of the picture. The overall characters have very distinct personalities. I recommend it! Moreover, the overall number of words in the whole book is actually very good for those who don't like long stories, and there are not so many cumbersome plots. Friends who like to read many chapters should also take a look at this book. It will make you like those short words. In the middle, some modern elements such as milk tea are incorporated. Unlike some nonsensical time-travel stories that say the heroine has traveled through time and brought space, he also has ideas and so on, so he purely and crisply writes the heroine as an ordinary person, and then accidentally time-travels. If the heroine has some characteristics in modern times, then the only characteristic is that she talks about having sex with men, which is very common in real life. Many girls fall in love with this kind of double-male protagonist. More approachable. There is a section in the middle. It is said that the emperor was changed, and then the emperor indirectly killed two of his disciples, which was what he dreamed of, and then the emperor went crazy and wrote about mental illness. This actually means that it is more realistic in life, so compared to the whole book, he is more suitable for the public group. Recommend! !

The author's writing is quite good. Unlike other authors, the heroine is very nice when she holds a grudge. She doesn't like to read the Virgin Mary's White Lotus.

Why don't I call myself a concubine after getting married? Unmarried women should call themselves court ladies or civilian daughters

Pretty good

It's pretty good, but the male protagonist didn't appear too much in the early stage🌚

The heroine, Holy Mother and White Lotus, is very annoying in some parts.

So pretty