Princess, please behave yourself.
[Middle Ages + No System + Hardcore]
In the year 1243, a Chinese man named Dai Jun, for some unknown reason, transmigrated into the body of a person named Fion and became a refugee, surviving in the barbaric and dark Middle Ages.
There was no system, no cheat code, and other than the knowledge that came from his brain, there was nothing else…What?
He didn't know how he managed to pick up the princess of the empire by the roadside. What was even more ridiculous was that the princess seemed to be interested in him.
Facing the princess of the Empire, Fionn was in a dilemma.
" Fiona, I really like you. Let's get married!"
"Princess, please have some self-respect!"
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This book's alias: " I had to be the emperor's son-in-law after traveling to the Middle Ages "," Opening with a bowl; I am Zhu Yuanzhang of the West!"
Book Group: 757706612
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