Traversing the Yangtuanzi
That Min and her husband had transmigrated together, but why was this not right! Other people had transmigrated to the peak of their lives, but did the couple transmigrate to raise their children?
It was extremely difficult to find a good son-in-law to raise a daughter in this age that was very unfriendly to women. Although the husband and wife were of noble status, it was too difficult for men to have three wives and four concubines in this age.
Raising a son, not to mention the fight for imperial power, even if he did not fight for imperial power, he could not raise a profligate son!
Na Min threw herself into her husband's embrace and sobbed. I'm just a medical student. Why do you want me to be the Empress? I can't even find a good son-in-law for my daughter!
Now that he was the emperor, the Fourth Prince, who had only been a graduate student in university and had not graduated yet, helplessly hugged his wife and complained to himself. You're a medical student, but I'm not born to be an emperor!
There was no way to explain this f * cking life, but fortunately, his wife was always in his arms, so he had nothing to fear!
Xuanmo Baby
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I love it. The storyline is in intriguing, the characters are relatable, and the descriptions are so vivid. I can hear the lighter. I can see the pink pigtails. I can feel the murkiness of “the hunt.” Every moment is captured intently. What’s more is that I can’t stop trying to figure out what’s going to happen next; I keep trying to pick out the subtle clues the author expertly leaves behind. Page-turner.