After Refusing to Have Marriage, the Aloof Prince Went Crazy

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I'm looking forward to tomorrow's update. I can't wait. 2 Chapters a day is too little [laughing and crying]

The class barriers between wives, concubines, and concubines are like natural chasms. They are all caused by men, which is Gu Hongming's teapot and teacup theory. The institution of marriage is that the man transfers his economic interests and uses his family to surround the woman, ensuring that the children born are of his own blood as much as possible. Chaoyun was forced to become the mother of Miss Zhao Liu, and the children she would give birth to in the future would be like Zhao Liu... Just thinking about it would make her sad.

I don't want the male protagonist to always be in control of the situation. I hope the female protagonist can stand up, respect and be equal...

When will there be an update?

Judging from the introduction, Persimmon's marriage is bound to be an affair. Going forward, I'm a little curious about how he became an affair.

What is the charm of Gu Nu? She must be the persimmon... The first time she broke the persimmon? ! …

It's just a fictional novel, there's no need to worry about it

The imperial examination system has matured, and there are also state shepherds. At first glance, I thought I was dreaming of returning to the Han Dynasty (or the Qing Dynasty). After the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the name of Zhou Mu was gradually abolished. In the Tang and Song Dynasties, only the highest governor of the capital or the accompanying capital, who was a prince, was still called "Mu". In the Qing Dynasty, the magistrate of the state was also elegantly called Zhou Mu, but his official rank was lower. ‌‌‌

Like a female college student who was abducted and sold into the mountains