All the Powerful People in the World Are Crazy About Me

The content and theme correspond very well. All the powerful people in the world really like the heroine Murong Wanting. The heroine travels back in time to an ancient prostitute who was convicted of a crime and had a very tragic fate. It can be seen that she worked very hard to live, and she was not discouraged even in a brothel. In order to keep her innocence, she worked hard to run the brothel. Through modern knowledge such as musical instruments, dance, and opera, she became the vice president of the flower house. Unfortunately, things didn't go as planned, and she still lost her innocence. She was tainted by three men from the Situ family, and was raped by n more men. Fortunately, it was a HE in the end. Qinghang can be regarded as the heroine's first love in ancient times. He is really kind to the heroine, he is affectionate and polite, but he cannot be with the heroine because he is not strong enough. Situ Rui is considered the male protagonist! The heroine chased him when she was a loser in her previous life, but he disagreed. After the heroine traveled through time, he was attracted by her talent but did not interfere when his subordinate Qingyou was dating the heroine. Instead, he waited until the two broke up before taking action. It's a pity that the more gentlemen were not as quick as the emperor and Prince Rong, and missed the heroine's first time. He loves the heroine, doesn't mind all the heroine's experiences, doesn't mind that the heroine can't have children, and finally lives happily with the heroine. Emperor Situ An's love for the heroine is not love, but possessiveness. The heroine had no choice but to have a relationship with him, and he just let the heroine enter the palace as his concubine, but never thought of releasing the heroine's brothers. Situ Hao has some love for the heroine, but he has forced her, so he is more possessive of the heroine's body than love! The name was chosen somewhat haphazardly. Foreign envoys Jack and Jones always remind me of Jack Jones. And I don't like the title of Prince Rong given to Situ Hao, a bastard, because I really feel that this title should be as gentle and gentle as Yong Qi. The emperor was called Situ Xuan in the early period, and Situ An in the later period. Ruyan seems to have been called Wanru at the beginning. It would be nice to be more rigorous. As the author said, if the heroine is unclean, those who are clean must not enter.

It's unreasonable for a heroine who died of illness to be able to play so many musical instruments and dance all kinds of dances. Secondly, she has modern knowledge and can speak foreign languages, but she is very active in pursuing a life in a brothel, so it is completely foreseeable that she will lose her virginity in the future.

Very nice