In ancient literary works, the male protagonist is a prince who pretends to be sick. The female protagonist travels to ancient times and is good at making perfume powder and petal essential oil. Does this include the corresponding plot?

In the ancient text, the male protagonist was a prince and pretended to be sick. The female protagonist traveled through time and knew how to make perfume powder and petal essential oil. There was a plot where the male protagonist, who was disguised as a woman, held the foot of the female protagonist, who was disguised as a man, and looked at it for a long time. The female protagonist thought of making perfume powder because she ran away from home to make money. Coincidentally, the male protagonist's other identity was the owner of a brothel, but he was disguised as a woman.

Answer 1

😋According to the information you provided, I recommend "Reporting to the Princess Consort, His Highness is really seriously ill!" This book is for you. The female protagonist, Su Ke Lan, had transmigrated into a substitute maid and knew how to make perfume powder. When she was with the prince who pretended to be sick, she would also use petal essential oil to treat him. At the same time, the male lead was also the heir! In addition, there was also a female protagonist who liked to eat desserts. The male protagonist often ate her desserts, so there was also a plot. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗