Jiaoluan

I just watched a little bit, and I still don't know who the male protagonist is But I don't want it to be her second brother, I don't like this kind of brother-sister relationship I hope it's Rong Xin, I think he is very cute [e mot=default,14/]I like him very much He always quarrels with the heroine and ridicules her at every turn, but the only one he thinks about most is the heroine

This book is good. It took me four days to finally read it. The cycle of cause and effect, retribution, bad deeds, good deeds in the past, and blessings in the future. The story of Weiwei and her second brother has ups and downs, like a gurgling sweet spring that slowly unfolds. The melancholy and bitterness in the first three hundred chapters, the depression of unrequited love finally fade away in the last two hundred chapters. Cheng Yao has exhausted all her traps, and even though she has the honor of being the most talented woman in the capital, she can't hide her sinister, cunning, and stinky nature. Han Zhi, the eldest son of the Duke of Wei, who looked like the bright moon in the morning, unfortunately fell in love with an inhumane person, and could not recognize people with his bright eyes. In the end, he ended up with a broken body and was deprived of his position as the eldest son. Rong Xin, the eldest son of Duke Jingguo, was as dazzling as the sun. Although he had been happy with Weiwei for more than ten years, his mental and emotional intelligence had grown too late. When Weiwei needed protection the most, he was unable to spread his protective wings and allowed Weiwei to be corroded by wind and rain. By the time he grew up and understood his own feelings, the girl had been protected by others, and she could only lament that it was too late. Cheng Che, a man of both civil and military skills, a handsome young man as smooth as jade, has long had the responsibility of protecting his beloved, both physically and mentally. I entrust Weiwei to you, my heart is full. After reading Shao Guangman and this book, they each have their own merits. I feel that Shao Guangman is more humorous and can smile happily in the midst of depression. Jiao Luan pays more attention to the emotional growth and changes of the protagonist, but He Shu, Rong Xin, and Xie Shizi have not yet found a good match, so they are not satisfied.

How can I read novels if I have no money?

This article is so stingy! Fighting with a concubine and losing miserably every time, just defending without attacking, how stupid!

Is anyone out there like me, looking ahead with no clue?

I only watched a little bit, and at first I thought the male protagonist was the female protagonist's sweetheart, but it didn't feel like it. The heroine will counterattack later, I know from the beginning that the second lady is not a good person, hahahaha😁

It can only be said that people with distinguished identity cards often fail to gain respect from others. Firstly, others may not believe that he is the real person. Secondly, they may also be envious, jealous and feel that he is not worthy of this status. We don't know why.

Halfway through the movie, although the heroine has grown up a bit, she is still too childish in her thinking. On the one hand, she dominates the male protagonist's love for her, and on the other hand, she is jealous of the male protagonist who said he has a "sweetheart". The male protagonist is also drunk. Can't he just say that he likes the female protagonist? The two people guessing there made me want to give up the article countless times. I was also reflecting that I was too impatient to read this kind of growth-oriented novel, and then I brainwashed myself countless times. After all, this is Liu Ye's novel, and it's so rare to find a book that suits my liking, so I continued reading. Later, I discovered that whenever the heroine felt that she had grown up, she would turn into a very annoying child with a strong jealousy. Although she did not do anything bad, her inner comments were all about the hero. She took the initiative to kiss the hero, but later said that it was just a joke and that she was playing with your uncle. This really hurt the hero's heart! After finally seeing the heroine realize that she has fallen in love with the hero, but she is afraid that he will find out, and on the other hand, she spurns her, wtf, then you are jealous of the hero being nice to others, and you want to dominate him, what the hell, isn't this the peerless Xiaobailian? The same goes for the male protagonist. He obviously can do anything for the heroine. He likes the heroine so much, but he still cares about his "brothers and sisters." He brainwashes himself to get married and have children. Why do you harm others, and comfort yourself, you want to find a good family for your sister. You are so generous, pushing the person you like to others, does the heroine know? If you don't use your brain when reading, you can keep reading, and there will still be some merits at the end.

I don't know that when I had this noble status, I didn't think about anything, I just wanted to survive. Now that I know it, and others also know it, and they still respect me, then don't I really have to turn all the suffering I took back into motivation, and then win the world?

I can't stand the character of the heroine, but I prefer the writing style of Si Jin. The plot here is a bit depressing. I feel that the heroine will be angry with her mother and cousin. If she doesn't explain it clearly, she may have been a gasbag in her previous life.