Heavenly Fate Master: I Snatched an Empress to Be My Wife

The rich lady escapes, the protagonist gets angry, gets interested, and then travels through time. In fact, sometimes I don't quite understand the character of his protagonist. The protagonist is taken away, and he is innocent, and then he is in the stage of boiling a frog in warm water. ——But for Miss He, she comes to compliment the protagonist basically every day. Later, he wants to back him up, but the protagonist doesn't want her, but she doesn't refuse. The protagonist obviously figured out the fortune-telling, and there was someone who always liked her, so she had to drag him to her inn when she went out. When she saw Chapter 120, she basically just picked out twenty or thirty or fifty or sixty chapters. Otherwise, there seemed to be nothing interesting about it. ——This book is based on a self-made book with a touch of the world. Historical books like this are difficult to control. It is easy to break up if the system and the world are added. This book feels a bit similar to me overall, but there is no blood, and it feels a little less bloody. It's a bit like the difference between a wooden fish and a fish, but it lacks a bit of soul.