Arrogant Princess: the War King's Doting on His Wife is Too Unnatural

The writing style is really unnatural. I was so embarrassed when I read Chapter 7. In the first few chapters, I showed my talents and felt that I was the most capable. I was very flamboyant. The attitude of the heroine's mother in the first few chapters was also a bit inexplicable. What is her attitude towards the heroine's father? There wasn't too much emphasis on her mother's affection for her, so she just caused trouble for no reason? The heroine didn't do anything, but the public's opinion changed? The prince saw that the heroine came back and spoke loudly, so he didn't want to break off the engagement? Is the villain created a bit too weak? If you want readers to think that the heroine is powerful, you don't need to make her character too strong, right? The heroine is too arrogant! Some places are easy to cause misunderstanding, so I really don't recommend watching it.

An Ran is awesome! He caught the venomous snake with his bare hands, and he caught it accurately, and he caught seven inches of it in one go. In an instant, the cobra broke into two pieces. Hahaha! What will happen to the prince in the future? If An Ran gets upset, it is possible to tear the prince to pieces!

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, one-on-one story about a strong woman and a strong man, worth reading.

Wow! It turns out that there is not only realgar in the cold pool, which can resist the attack of cobras. There is also a peerless beauty, An Ran picked up a husband for nothing! Hey-hey! The prince has taken advantage of the daughter-in-law who fell from the sky! These two are such a perfect match!

I'm really speechless. This must be an article I wrote before! It's not a cool article to look frustrated!

Although it is a novel, how can the heroine be so lovable when she has no ability to protect herself, loves to cause trouble, is self-righteous, and can't do anything without the hero? .

An Ran is so funny! After tearing apart the venomous snake, he raised his middle finger to the sky and stuck it in the Y-shaped tree branch like a dead fish! Hahaha! That Y-shaped branch gives me a lot of fun! The key is that there is a snake wrapped around the neck. It feels like a savage wearing a gold necklace around the neck.

The author wants to write about strong men and strong women, but from reading the first few dozen chapters, it is obvious that the female protagonist is taking advantage of the male protagonist's strength, but she is also hanging on to the male protagonist. She has clearly broken up with her father and other bad sisters and aunts, but in the next chapter she starts calling "Dad" again and pretends to be close friends with those green tea and white lotus flowers. This is not in line with common sense. Under normal circumstances, if you have already broken up, you should start moving out with your mother. If you don't want to break up so quickly, then use other ways to outwit it. I don't understand the author's idea, what kind of heroine does he want to create? What kind of plot are you concocting? Two stars for the male protagonist, who at least treats the female protagonist sincerely.