A Prosperous and Prosperous Family

The author's literary talent is very good, and the plot structure is also very rigorous. However, the heroine's family was ruined by the male protagonist in her previous life. Her parents, including herself, lost their lives because the male protagonist tried his best to climb up and obtain a high position. The heroine's family was destroyed. Her father was used as cannon fodder. In order to win the trust of the heroine's family and cheated her into a marriage, the heroine's father went to jail and died unjustly. On the way to escape, the hero knew what would happen, but he still gave up on the heroine without hesitation, causing the heroine to die under the knife of the pursuers. Many people also criticize the female protagonist and feel sorry for the male protagonist. To be honest, they are all doing whatever it takes to gain power and status. I really don't feel that the male protagonist is better than the second male protagonist in any way, it is just the aura of the protagonist. In the end, they were happily together, which was so strange.

My favorite novel genre is ancient romance. I like smart male protagonists, and I even prefer female protagonists who can stand side by side with them. Fu Gui Ying Men is such a book. The detailed description is particularly exquisite. It can be as small as a character's expression, tone of voice, or as big as clothing or courtyard scenery. Linlin always gives people a subtle and comfortable feeling. The emotional lines are delicate. The female protagonist and the male protagonist do not have those storylines of mistresses, mistresses, and concubines, but the emotional twists and turns are fascinating. The heroine goes from being defensive to trusting, from being accommodating to following, from being accustomed to being deeply loved. I'm not very good at writing book reviews, this is my first time. Love this novel. Chew slowly and experience the taste individually~ 😶😶😶

Nowadays, there are always advertisements in book review areas, and the same advertisements appear in many different book review areas. We come to read book reviews to see if the book is good, not to read advertisements. I think the author is also speechless!

I don't like it. The male protagonist killed the female protagonist in his previous life. I always feel uncomfortable letting the female protagonist be with him in this life.

Not bad. . . . . . .

I feel that the heroine's father is a bit crazy and doesn't think much about what he does. A big man is not as knowledgeable as most women, so he always lags behind. The female protagonist is not that good either, she acts in a panic, always doubts the male protagonist, and always only thinks about herself when doing things. I'm nosy and act like I'm very self-reliant, but I always have to rely on the male protagonist. But when something happens, the first person to be suspicious is also the male protagonist. Feeling sorry for the hero

I read the first few chapters and skipped through some of the later chapters. To be honest, the author's plot setting is good, but I like to read every word. There are also many characters from other families in the heroine's family. The relationship between seven, seven, eight and eight is really tiring to watch. So I clicked on the title and read the general plot. I thought that the male protagonist would not be Prince Kang. After all, the heroine's previous life, Prince Kang, and the second male lead, Lin Zhengqing, both married her for her family's power, causing her family to be destroyed. In the first rebirth, I thought the heroine was defensive or even indifferent to Prince Kang. Prince Kang forced her to marry and expected the heroine to find ways to keep her virginity or lose her virginity and find another way out. Later, she would reconcile with Prince Kang and a new male protagonist would appear. As a result, the heroine and the hero fell in love and gave birth to two sons. The last chapter was too hasty. The second prince ascended the throne, Prince Kang became Prince Kang, and his second son had a name, and that was it. . In fact, I think that although the male and female protagonists' surnames are quite common in reality, they are really refreshing in novels, but I don't think they sound very good. Zhou Yuanche & Chen Linyi (too ordinary, the heroine's name is a bit modern), and the other names are also the same. I feel that the author is a bad name 😚😚 In addition, the identities of the male and female protagonists are relatively well-matched, right? Although the female protagonist is the legitimate daughter of a marquis, there are relatively few male protagonists who are princesses.

In fact, regardless of ancient times or modern times, marriage has always been a fusion of multiple families. It not only depends on the character of both parties, but also the conduct of other people in the family. It is said that it is difficult for an upright official to deal with household matters. After marriage, it is not enough for two people to live a good life. There are also various interpersonal relationships that are involved. The author is already married and has children. From the words, it can be seen that his three views are quite upright. Qi Er is very reliable as a friend, but his parents value family honor and his mother is powerful, so they are not a good match. The heroine has the advantage of having a father and stepmother who love him, plus the struggle to restore the title of the Chen family, otherwise it would have fallen into a cliche. Dear parents, you should keep your eyes open when choosing a mate. Don't be confused by the flowers before and after. A good marriage is about making both parties better. The author's great article can actually be further refined, such as the character's psychology, which can make the character's personality more full.

Before getting married, the heroine was so cool that I read 146 chapters in one go. But now I have to abandon the book, the male protagonist is really unattractive. I might prefer to be in love and then get married, but the heroine got married under force, which is really too much! No! Cool! Got it! It would be better to marry Mr. Qi than this bumbling male protagonist. Such an aloof male protagonist should die alone.

Who knows who the hero is?