My Wife is the Best in the World

I would like to ask if the heroine of Jin Kingdom is with the protagonist. How do you deal with other heroines? After all, such a powerful woman can't be a concubine, right? I heard that the female protagonist of Jin Kingdom and the male protagonist fell in love and killed each other. Is it so cruel? If that's really the case, I don't want to read it. Has anyone seen the back part? Tell me. I haven't seen more than 700. I just saw over 500 people. Does anyone know how they are doing? ? ?

It's good-looking and good in all aspects. The psychological and behavioral reactions of the characters are not the kind of childish and brainless types that have no meaning. I just read more than ten chapters and I know that this book is a follow-up. Come on, author~ Then, I have read a lot of historical fiction or history-based books like this author's. Among them, there is an author named Jie Yu 2 who in my opinion is the number one historical fictional novel. His characters and plots are the most attractive I have ever seen. Moreover, this person has a certain amount of historical knowledge. I strongly recommend reading his works. I believe you will gain something.

What kind of green mountains, pines and cypresses will never let you down makes me sick when I hear them. Li Baiyu dared to say such a thing. I have never seen such a shameless person. I feel really miserable for Li Baiyu. He even died without knowing that his good brother-in-law had cheated on him. If you really don't care for the Queen, you shouldn't let Luo Yue recognize this father who does one thing before others and another after others. The Emperor/Emperor of the Kingdom of Jin is waiting for you to do it. If you don't do it, forget it. He will also find ways to destroy his wife, daughter and family business. He looked very innocent. You are a time traveler, what are you pretending to be like? The Han people are the dragons and the Jin people are ethnic minorities. For a time traveler, it is not the Chinese nation. Which unity is not unity. On the contrary, after the unification of the Jin Kingdom, the Liu family became the head of the family. If Liu Mingzhi is really that loyal, there will be no problem. But the things they did were all major crimes against the nine tribes (harboring rebels, the Green Emperor, raising private soldiers, collaborating with the head of the enemy country...). Please be loyal to the end. Please fight to the end. Please don't commit those serious crimes that would kill the nine clans. But please don't say that green mountains, pines and cypresses will never let you down. It makes people feel like he is a capricious, disgusting villain who says one thing and does another. I really like the character of Li Zheng. He never lost his emperor character from beginning to end. For the sake of his own throne and the descendants of his country, no matter who he is, he is plotting. He is still planning until his death. I won't pretend to be innocent. I will be the same person as I do. I will implement this concept from beginning to end without making repeated leaps. If not, I just want to be a good person. Bad people are forced to do so (everyone knows who I am talking about). The author writes from you. The rebel thief turns into his wife, the enemy emperor turns into his wife, the green emperor... With these plots, it would be impossible to write the male protagonist as a kind-hearted young man who loves his family, his emperor, and his country. Isn't it disgusting to still write like this after doing these things? It makes sense to write the male protagonist as a heroic hero like Cao Cao. While sleeping with his brother's wife, he said that the green mountains, pines and cypresses will never betray each other (this is an established fact). I really can't stand it. Finish it quickly

Women in ancient backgrounds are more fearless, or they are more simple. It is a single female protagonist. She has a relationship with someone, but she doesn't want it. She gets married and almost forces her to death. In ancient times, everyone got married, but she still had to force her to die. This is a male video, okay? I've seen others. There are many novels with female protagonists, they are all quite straightforward, even if they are set in modern times, if you ask for it, you will take responsibility, and if you have a relationship, you will be responsible. You are so busy in ancient times, or you should not write about other women, just a daughter-in-law, focus on your career, you have written such a thing, I don't understand why

Come on, this is the third book of yours that I've read. It's pretty good. That's it. I wonder, Xiaoxiao, if you can give me a custom-made footprint with a gold base? Postponed tickets will be sent to you. My various accounts will come to give you full support.

I read chapter 1495. The author gave an explanation for why he did not help the Jin Kingdom win the world. Simply put, it was that the Yuan and Qing ethnic minorities ruled the Han people very unfriendly. Even if the Queen is good, it does not mean that the subsequent Emperor is good. This is probably what the male protagonist is afraid of being stigmatized! What I'm saying is that the rulers are different. The treatment is definitely different. Is the rule of Dalong necessarily better than that of Jin? Peaceful coexistence of different ethnic groups is something only in modern times. In ancient times, it was a race that was not mine, and its mind must be different. Whether they are Han, Manchu or Mongolian, this is actually the concept. No one is nobler than anyone else. The key is the attitude of the rulers. In the centralized feudal system of the dynasty, the emperor's thoughts were very important. The emperor's thoughts determined the direction of the country. If we talk about the internal conflicts of interest groups in the imperial court, they exist in every other country. This is not a big problem. If the male protagonist helps the Jin Kingdom unify the great cause. The highest power in the Jin Kingdom should be the Liu family. The emperor is either Liu Mingzhi or Wanyan. The next generation is either Luoyue or Liu Mingzhi and Wanyan will have another son. It's the Liu family anyway. As the richest businessman and royal family in the world, such centralized rule cannot resolve the national conflicts after the unification of the Three Kingdoms. I believe that the unification of Dalong cannot be solved, let alone the rights of a prince. The problem the author mentioned about the successor is that the cute little Luoyue is looked down upon too much? It was Liu Mingzhi's seed who unified the royal family of the Jin Kingdom. As a father or grandfather, I am qualified to ask how to train the male protagonist. Dalong unified you as a prince to question the emperor. Do you have the qualifications? After all, I am still afraid of being scolded. These reasons are not reasons at all. Please author refute me.

What can I say? This book is good. I haven't encountered such an interesting novel in a long time. I quite like the protagonist's character. It's a bit humorous and has a low emotional intelligence. The heroine's character is also good and quite likable. (And how many heroines are there?) I hope the protagonist will keep this character. Come on finally!

The seven realms of novels! Which one have you arrived at? The seven realms of novels! You got to that one. Obsession period: As the name suggests, when you first enter the world of novels, you will be extremely obsessed with a novel. Whenever you have free time, you will read the novel, and the time spent reading the novel will become longer and longer. Fanatical stage: The state after the entranced stage is no longer enough to satisfy you just by reading novels. You often materialize novels, and occasionally your dreams are all about the world of novels. Addiction period: At this stage, you are already a top-notch master in the novel world and you can no longer satisfy yourself with one novel. You often read two or three novels at the same time, and when you are a complete novel, you will read four or five novels at the same time. Book-hunting period: At this point, one can be called a first-class expert in the novel world. The number of novels he has read is no less than double digits. The ordinary novels have satisfied him and he begins to pay attention to classic novels. Reading novels is no longer limited to a range of fairy tales, fantasy cities, and all major classics. Book-short period: At this stage, the novel can already be called the overlord. Ordinary novels are dismissive. If you open a new account and read the first twenty chapters, you will know whether the novel has the qualifications to become a god (note: it is not 100% accurate, it can only be said to be highly credible). Calm period: In this state, you can be called an emperor. Whether you read the novel or not is all a matter of thought. You can read the novel if you want to, and it can no longer influence you. If you are not satisfied with it, you can forget it and give up without even a trace of hesitation. You will never look back afterwards. The state is so powerful and terrifying. (Note: The credibility of predicting whether a new novel has the qualifications to become a god is much higher than the previous level) Antique Period: This state has become a god. All the legendary figures in the novel world, Shenlong, have the ability to write books (Note: Of course, we will not say that a completed book is a masterpiece. After all, this is the state of reading novels, not writing trumpets). Nine of the ten people who recommended the book read it and the remaining one could not help themselves because they had not read it yet. There is no doubt that the predicted book will come true. This realm of gods also has the legendary eighth realm of eternity, but that realm is too heaven-defying and is not tolerated by the laws of heaven in novels, so it cannot be expressed clearly. Maybe it is because of my lack of strength. No one can express it clearly except those in the eighth realm.

If the male protagonist of this book was Liu Zhian, I believe it would score much higher. I really don't understand why the author would create this kind of character for the male protagonist. Everything is forced. All important things are pushed forward But in fact, many things are caused by the behavior of the male protagonist. But the author just wants to write the male protagonist as being forced out. Innocent! I am innocent if I sleep with a traitor. I am innocent if I sleep with the emperor of an enemy country. I am innocent if I sleep with a would-be empress. As a result, I was innocent of beating up my wife and daughter's family business. I was forced to develop weapons privately and I am very innocent. Even though I have done a lot of things to destroy the nine tribes, I am still very innocent. My male protagonist is a courtier, husband, and father who loves his family, values ​​love, justice, loyalty, and patriotism, even if I do things that kill the Nine Tribes. Because everything I do is forced Li Zheng, a very powerful emperor, cannot resist Li Baiyu, a low-profile version of Li Zheng cannot resist Li Ye is a child and has an army at his disposal. His father is the richest man in the world. As the saying goes, there are people who are rich. Don't talk about directly proclaiming yourself the king. You should use the emperor to command the princes. No! Mentally, I want to be the Li family's dog. Even if I really blackmail the emperor to control the princes or establish myself as king in the future, I will be forced to do so. I am loyal to the Li family (in words but not in deeds). Don't say that you can't fight back because you saved his daughter. The male protagonist also rescued Li Baiyu's son. This is simply not the case. Anyway, it's all about taking advantage of relationships. To seek the country, to seek the country, to seek the country! I have read more than 1,400 chapters. Except for the family business of my wife and daughter, I can't see anyone seeking the country. Everything is forced. I see that the current Yizi Side by Side King is forced, and I, Liu Mingzhi, am still very reluctant! (I am loyal to the Li family... Hehe) My wife is the best in the world! I read more than 1,400 chapters about the role of the heroines. Just here to tell some dirty jokes. It's basically useless to the plot. A little useful is the queen. But the queen is what the male protagonist embodies. I, Liu Mingzhi, am not good at pursuing the country. The best wife beater in the world. Opposite? Doesn't exist. I, Liu Mingzhi, have never thought about beating my wife more than anyone else. I don't know how other readers feel, but that's how I feel. After 1000 chapters it just keeps getting disgusting. What I want to see is using your own ingenuity to conquer the country, or your wife using ingenuity to help the male protagonist win the world, rather than being like someone else forcing you to do anything big. I wanted to see if any other readers had the same idea as me

Let me briefly describe my feelings based on what I saw. I personally prefer this kind of subject matter. Although there are many loopholes, I can feel that the author still has a general development line in mind. The only reason why I chose to abandon the book was that the connection of the plot felt very abrupt to me. It made me read in a fog, as if I had been swallowed up. But when I looked at the chapter numbers, they were still continuous. The previous chapter ended where I had just left, and the next chapter started writing farewell as soon as the camera turned. Things are not overdone and are very frustrating, as if cutting off the beginning and ending to directly insert the plot. This situation greatly affects the reading experience. The slow way of telling the story is lost, and the narrative is forced to be swallowed up. I also hope that the boss who has watched the later chapters can spoiler whether there will be such situations later.