Merchant's Daughter is Not a Concubine

It's rare to come across a satisfactory novel. Although the male protagonist did some wrong things at the beginning, at least he is clean physically and mentally that I like. Unlike some novels where the male protagonist has liked other women and slept with other women. Many people think that the male protagonist is a scumbag. In fact, after reading the novel, I personally think it is not easy for the male protagonist because he is a In ancient times, the concept of three wives and four concubines was deeply ingrained, but he was willing to change and repent for the heroine, and used his noble status to please the heroine in a low profile. I think it is good, but I prefer the male partner. I personally prefer the funny type, so I feel sorry for the male partner. I hope the male partner can see Baili.

By the way, those who like strong women should not read this novel, lest you come to scold the heroine for being cowardly or something. Before the time travel, the heroine was just a 16-year-old cute girl. She had no golden fingers, no space, and no noble identity. She just climbed to the top step by step as a humble businesswoman. She is neither humble nor overbearing. I personally think the author is very realistic.

Hmm~ I don't know how to describe it, it's just super good-looking, the sadistic plot is also very funny at times, and it feels very fresh, there's time travel and rebirth, there's extras like cultivating immortals, it's all there, hahaha, and the later extras are also really good to watch, Ning Miao Her short journey to rebirth was so funny, she spent her whole life fighting against her teeth hahahahahahahahaha😄 There is also the story of Qing Lian, a beautiful story, so good to read. At the end, I thought that Ah Zi was dead and would never come back, and I felt a little regretful and worried about it. . . I was relieved to see the extra ending. Haha, I really like this novel.

I have been reading this book for a long time, and I just saw it on **Reading. I would say it's really well written. Nowadays, many books are the kind of golden-finger-opening articles. It was fun to read them at the time, but later on, they felt very unreal when they became more common. But this one is just right, very delicately written and unconventional. The heroine is just an ordinary person like us, and that era was an ancient time with strong feudal hierarchy. The heroine has been working hard to live for her own goals, and she has her own bottom line. Put yourself in her shoes, if you were in that era, could you do better than her? I am afraid that I have long been assimilated into that society. The male protagonist and the female protagonist lived in different eras and received different educations, which destined them to have ideological differences. He did not understand the female protagonist's insistence on not taking concubines, but in the end, he still compromised for the female protagonist. There's a little bit of abuse in the middle, but it's really real. Different people have different tastes. It's not easy for authors to write articles. Those of you who don't like it shouldn't be malicious and give low marks. Why don't you just walk away silently?

Not bad, but the heroine was too self-contradictory in the early stage. She didn't want to be a concubine, but she hugged her cousin and didn't refuse. Later on, she kept doing it, and the male lead didn't change. She gave up the show halfway through.

I read this book on other software before. I saw it in the bookstore this time and wanted to write a review. I felt that the whole book was okay and the story was smooth, but the characters of the male and female protagonists were really a bit uncomfortable. From the point of view that the heroine does not want to be a concubine for the male protagonist, the heroine's three views should be relatively positive. Even in ancient times when three wives and four concubines were common, she did not give up her persistence. At the beginning, the male protagonist left the female protagonist, and the female protagonist had no other choice but to fight to become the male protagonist's wife. It is understandable that the series of behaviors of the female protagonist in the past are acceptable. The most disgusting thing is that the heroine forgave the hero in the end? ? ? ? (Black question mark face) Let's talk about the reasons why we can't understand it. First of all, the female protagonist was hurt in this relationship. It is certain that the male and female protagonists have different concepts. Is it true that the female protagonist accepts the male protagonist and there will be no greater conflicts in the future? Does the heroine really dare to accept such a person after experiencing a relationship failure? Secondly, when the female protagonist is already heartbroken, the male protagonist insists on his own opinion and desperately wants to keep the female protagonist, which is very disgusting. The heroine has made it clear that she is disgusted with you and doesn't want to stay. What the heroine wants is relief. She would rather be reincarnated and forget everything. But the hero... Ugh, possessiveness is causing trouble. You say you love the heroine, but after hurting the heroine, you still want others to stay and look at your ugly face. It's really speechless. Thirdly, I want to know what exactly stands between the male and female protagonists? At first, she didn't want to be a concubine, but later after the male protagonist figured it out, the female protagonist still chose to let go. Is it true that the female protagonist must forgive the male protagonist if she is hurt? What kind of weird logic is this? Could everything between them disappear so easily? ? ? ? Not to mention that you will cherish her more after experiencing life, separation and death. The heroine has also experienced death before and has not forgiven her. Fourth, why does the female protagonist fall in love with the male protagonist again after he changes his disguise? After being hurt, shouldn't she be more cautious and avoid when she meets a boy who has the shadow of the male protagonist? In the end, why must the male and female protagonists be together? I think the damage caused by the male protagonist to the female protagonist is indelible. Some pain can be ignored but cannot be touched, and not all pain can be healed by time. It feels a bit confusing, but in short, the male protagonist is very scumbag and conceited. Of course, this is related to his birth environment, and he has hurt the female protagonist countless times. What I want to say is that every choice will have a price, and the male protagonist must bear the consequences, but why can he still be with the female protagonist? Together, he did not receive the punishment he deserved at all, which is not in line with the objective truth of reincarnation and retribution, so I cannot accept this result. Of course, the author must have his own intention in writing this, but this does not prevent me from silently thinking about the ending of a male and female protagonist.

I don't understand why many people criticize the male and female protagonists. The male protagonist is an authentic ancient man. He has lived in a world where three wives and four concubines have lived in the same household since he was a child. It must take a process to accept a pair for life. Moreover, the male protagonist only has one woman from the beginning to the end, which is already very good. Those who fall in love with the female protagonist as soon as they meet and live with only one female protagonist are ideal after all. The male protagonist in this article is more in line with reality! Let's talk about the heroine. A modern person doesn't want to be a concubine, but in such a big environment, a woman's power is too weak. The heroine is just an ordinary person, and there must be compromises on certain things. The heroine has not stolen a man from anyone, right. She has a clear attitude that she does not want to be a concubine. Does she become a bitch if she demands to be a real wife? When the main wife was hopeless and the male protagonist couldn't let her go, the female protagonist left resolutely, didn't she?

I feel like the writing of the heroine is too pretentious. The scumbag is really a scumbag, and the heroine is also a bitch. She treats you so well, but you insist on being with the scumbag. I feel a bit like White Lotus.

It's really hard for me to understand this book... Although I haven't read the whole book yet, I really can't stand it after halfway through it. I still prefer the male protagonist to be a young man, but I really don't like the female protagonist. I can't say I hate the female protagonist. I can obviously find a better one, but I just choose the one where the male protagonist hangs himself from a tree. I really can't see through it.

The protagonist is so cool! Some chapters are okay, but when I saw it written like this, I felt that the whole text was green tea bitch. Even the male protagonist was written in the same way, and the style felt the same throughout.