Tyrannosaurus had a spring as well

Author: Su Xu
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: Stephen Chow's absurd humor, Ge's cold wit, Guo's grassroots self-deprecation, the new romance sensation—Su Xu's masterpiece, sweeping the top rankings of major websites. Time travel ignites a trending topic, as a modern girl hilariously navigates the Ming Dynasty with scholars. Watch the chubby girl transform into an ancient little housekeeper, using modern wisdom to playfully master the Ming Dynasty's history, achieving a breathtaking romance.
New interpretation of "Wives are like clothes": "My dear, brothers are like arms, and wives are like clothes. There are plenty of crippled people on the streets, have you ever seen a naked person, my dear? So, brothers are like arms, cut off when necessary; wives are like clothes, only discard when you're mad"—haha, I want to say this to someone to update their mindset!
Restricted scenes: "Indeed, it's true that 'books are useless until you need them, and desires are hard to satisfy until they arise.' But since we've already started, we might as well continue, right? Just hear the splashing and clattering sounds—so-called bedroom pleasures shouldn't be like a chicken coop in chaos. Life's second chances don't come with romantic music or seductive wine; there are only two eager people"—how adorable this girl is! If I have a GF like this, what more could I ask for, hehe.
A talented but unattractive chubby female master's student wakes up one day to find herself in the Wanli era of the Ming Dynasty, becoming a little maid with no fame. To survive, the poor master's student bows her head in humility. But if she could become the mistress, solve her own survival issues, and perhaps even benefit humanity, that would be a good deed. Amidst this mysterious atmosphere, the master's student extends her 'magic claws' toward the male master. Will the male master narrowly escape, or will the master's student find a new love?