The cannon fodder female supporting role wants to run away, and the madly criticizing prince is red-

"I sigh, not blaming you."

Lin Qianqian turned around, put her hands on Gu Huai's face, and rubbed the soft flesh on his cheeks, "I know, this is not what you meant."

Gu Huai nodded obediently, "Well, that's not what I meant."

He reached out and touched Lin Qianqian's right hand, interlocking their fingers.

In the original text, the heroine found a few concubines to deal with her, because she was the only concubine in Gu Huai's backyard, and she wanted to compete with her.

She really didn't want to stay in the backyard and compete with these people.

They are all poor people, alas.

She originally wanted to tell Gu Huai that Cheng Jiayao was his wife and he had to learn to accept her, but then she thought that this would just push Gu Huai to someone else, and it seemed that nothing she said would be right, so she simply stopped talking.

She didn't want to be an enemy of the heroine.

She also wants to monopolize someone else's husband. What she did was not right, so it is normal for the heroine to be hostile to her.

However, this was in ancient times, and it was very common for men to have concubines or maids before they married.

Why on earth would a time-traveling woman from the modern era get entangled with a man with a family? Not only did she become a concubine, but she also got herself into a mess, fought with the heroine in the house, and killed herself miserably.

The time-traveling women she saw in her novels were mostly secret agents, military doctors, or helped develop agriculture and technology in ancient times. In the past, they were all princesses and queens, a perfect example of a heroine.

How could someone be so stupid as to be willing to be someone's concubine?

They all look down on men who have wives, so they are unwilling to be the scapegoat.

"flourishing."

"You really don't mind?"

Gu Huai asked again.

It would be a lie to say that she didn't mind at all. She had only read the original text when she read it, but now that it had really happened to her, Lin Qianqian felt a little uncomfortable.

Lin Qianqian asked: "What should I mind? Should I kick Wanxia out?"

"I don't think about that at all."

Gu Huai, "If you ask me to kick Wan Xia out, I have no complaints."

"I'd do anything for you."

But Lin Qianqian had a calm face, her eyes fixed in the air, as if she was thinking about something.

After a while, Lin Qianqian said to him, "Thank you for telling me this."

She just thanked him calmly.

But in Gu Huai's eyes, this behavior was nothing like the Lin Qianqian of the past.

In the past, she did not allow him to have any contact with other women. She also told him that he was her boyfriend now and that they were in love.

"Qianqian. Are you done now?"

Lin Qianqian blinked: "What do you mean?"

Gu Huai said: "I thought you would be jealous of me taking a concubine, angry and even make a scene...but now you accept it so calmly?"

Lin Qianqian closed her eyes, squeezed them tightly, and then opened them again.

"What else? Taking a concubine is for your own sake. It all depends on you. If you really don't want to, I'm afraid there is a way to refuse."

Gu Huaizheng stayed.

Lin Qianqian's words made him sit there in a daze, with his head lowered, as if thinking about something.

"Qianqian...I..."

"You're right. I still listened to my mother. I...I didn't refuse and accepted her arrangement."

I was arranged from childhood to adulthood.

He seemed to have gotten used to being assigned various tasks.

I even forgot to refuse this.

Gu Huai said: "I will think of a way to settle Wanxia down."

"You said she must be a girl from an honest family. How could she be sold here as a concubine?"

Not long after Wanxia entered the palace, she heard about the deeds of her concubine Lin Qianqian.

I heard that the prince doted on her so much that she was lawless and ignored everyone.

She also heard that if she entered the Marquis' Mansion, she would be able to eat and drink delicious food and drink well, and she would never have to worry about her future life again.