My Wife is the Female Clan Leader

For a protagonist, everyone said at the beginning that he would remain anonymous. What's the matter? He insisted on revealing his strength. Really, I haven't read the novel. Once his strength is revealed, I already know what he will write next. Anyone who has read it knows that, but those who have never seen it always call it exposure. So isn't it written incognito in the beginning for nothing?

Not bad, not bad, not bad! I will continue to pursue it for the time being, and I have given you the recommendation votes, so keep up the good work! Also, can we get the level table later? I'm a bit confused.

I think the author wrote very well. I like it very much, but I hope the male protagonist can show some strength, and can you introduce the differences in levels later. I feel a bit confused . I will continue to pursue it for the time being and give recommendation votes every day. Come on ↖(^ω^)↗! At the same time, I also ask for an update, hahaha!

It feels like the heroine is already useless. No matter how the author tries to whitewash her, she is already stereotyped in the eyes of some readers. She is a ruthless person who can abandon anything for the country, even children [This is how I see it, the heroine fights against people regardless of children in order to let another Valkyrie stay in Dayu.] Such a woman is really scary. It completely refreshed my understanding of women. A woman can be so vicious. In addition, the female protagonist did not really want to save the male protagonist. She was forced by the emperor and He Ying's plan, and she saved the male protagonist by the way. Now this ending is entirely the result of the heroine herself, making her no longer human inside and out, but I am very happy to see the heroine end up like this. After reading the book for so long, I never wanted to see a bad ending for the heroine. Many readers hate the heroine. I guess no matter how the author writes the heroine, it will be difficult for readers to like the heroine. I don't think it's successful to write a heroine as a person that readers hate. It's easy to make a heroine disgusting, but it's hard to like her. The above is my personal opinion, if you don't like it, don't comment.

Human cultivation levels (currently, Chapter 12) are divided into: Warrior, Martial Master, Martial Sect, Martial King, Martial God, and Martial Saint. On this basis, each level is divided into three sub-levels: lower, middle and upper. The levels of weapons (Chapter 23) are divided into: mortal weapons, treasure weapons, spiritual weapons, sacred weapons and divine weapons. On this basis, each level is divided into three smaller levels: Xuan, Earth, and Heaven. This world is mainly composed of three big countries: Daxia, Daluo and Dayu, with countless small countries in between. There is no such thing as a god here, everyone is a mortal, even a martial saint is still a mortal. The stronger the power here, the more powerful the voice (just like the sword master, the Emperor of Dayu did not dare to touch him easily, but it does not mean that he dare not touch him, it is just that it will harm many interests, and he is unwilling to do so), but it is not a world purely based on strength. Here, no matter how powerful one person is, the tacit cooperation of several or dozens of sub-level people can still win. A country is composed of countless warriors, so the country and the imperial power are the most powerful existences in the world.

Some people say that my brother's book is plagiarized from my "My Wife is a Valkyrie". As the person involved, I think I should have the right to say a few words. Indeed, he borrowed the plot about the male protagonist sleeping with the female protagonist. When he asked me if plagiarism would be involved, I asked him to reorganize the language. This joke should be somewhere between Chapter 6 and Chapter 10, so I won't read it. I also saw it at the time, and it actually changed a lot. Except for this joke, everything else is really different. Moreover, just borrowing a joke shouldn't constitute plagiarism, right? What's more, he really just borrowed a joke from me. It's not easy to write novels. I know this very well. Now I don't write novels. When I wrote them, I didn't get scolded to death, but I was afraid of being criticized. I hope everyone will be a little tolerant. Of course, if anyone still suspects that I was commissioned by the author, you can directly click on my avatar to enter the work and see the book I wrote.

I wanted this book to end tragically. After reading so many books for so many years, this is the only one I wanted to end tragically. Author, you made the heroine too ruthless and meaningless. I really can't accept them getting together in the end, so the author should write one of them to death in the end. Beg on your knees.

In fact, Thirteen went crazy and killed his eldest sister. He didn't tell Thirteen because he was afraid that he would commit suicide due to guilt.

A loyal minister can kill the person he likes for his so-called beliefs. Even if they reconcile, they will probably stab you in the back.

The protagonist is the most powerful genius in 5000 years, a 20-year-old martial arts saint, who is willing to be an ordinary person, but something happens after he meets the Valkyrie. And when the protagonist is unwilling to marry the heroine, what I see is that the protagonist is not as ordinary as he seems, and he is arrogant! As a peerless genius with arrogance, he is willing to accept a woman who has someone else in his heart. I want to explain something here. First of all, the heroine proposed marriage at the risk of death. Because ********* happened, the protagonist did take responsibility. After the marriage, she did everything possible to please and tried her best to maintain the reality of the couple! But it's a hot face against a cold butt. Then the heroine knew the identity of the protagonist, the thirteenth prince of the Great Xia Dynasty, and he was also one of the two martial saints! Then it turns out that he killed the protagonist out of patriotism. In the end, when the protagonist took out the book and left it, the heroine didn't know it at that time. Why do you think that the most powerful genius in 5,000 years without any arrogance would want a woman to assassinate him? ! Then there is the heroine who is pregnant and confronts the enemy, and then the heroine is injured. At that time, the protagonist compromises on the custody of the child. If the protagonist really doesn't care about the heroine, why should he compromise? Is it because of the emperor? So far, it's been a battle between the Martial Saints, both of them died, and the heroine even gave up her body to others. Although the author finally explained that she didn't have deep feelings for the hero, and that she couldn't beat others, she gave up! To be honest, I don't like the heroine because her emotional contributions are not equal. Now there is a saying that if one person gives far more than the other person in relationships, then the love is too tiring. I don't deny that the heroine has feelings for the protagonist, but the heroine is really too cold.