My Queen Always Wants to Usurp the Throne

The plot of the book is very good, but I still feel that the male protagonist is a scumbag. I look forward to the twist in the future, where the female protagonist tortures him to death and makes him regret his life.

Stars, hmm, I always like this book The heroine gets together with the hero for revenge. The sick emperor marries the heroine to the hero in order to spy on the Baili family. Now there is another Shangguan (forgot his name). According to the heroine's mind, this Shangguan is not the same. The impression in the hearts of the hero and the emperor feels that the stars have buried a lot of foreshadowing. (The writing is not good and I can't express what I want to write.)

The heroine and the male lead love each other so much, but they are still separated, but they still miss each other and hope they can be together.

One person's blood letter begs to give up the introduction, give up the double cleansing Don't the heroine and the second male lead have fun together? The second male lead loves the female lead so much (maybe a bit paranoid, but I like it). The male protagonist and the female protagonist have fought so many lives and hated each other, and yet they are still together in the end. Isn't that just this: You have abused me thousands of times, but I still treat you as if you were my first love... The male protagonist treated the female protagonist like that because of his little childhood sweetheart, but at that time the male protagonist just liked the female protagonist a little bit. But later the truth came out and he blamed the heroine. I was really drunk... (The above is my personal opinion, please don't comment if you don't like it)

The male protagonist is such a scumbag! I think he wants to develop in the same direction as Li Chengyin!

This plot gave me a myocardial infarction and almost sent me away. Why didn't the heroine take revenge? The male protagonist is also annoying, so scumbag My bad temper! ! ! !

Ahem, Baili Qinglan, I personally don't like it (personal review). Everyone knows that he and the heroine are good. But I think her reaction to the heroine was too extreme. What should I say? Regarding the fact that he went crazy when he woke up and couldn't see the heroine after being injured, there is nothing to comment on or criticize. I can only say that she loves the heroine too deeply. But when the war started in the Yun Kingdom Fish City in the Southern Kingdom, he saw the heroine and then desperately went to the Yun Kingdom Fish City to break down the door. I personally felt very impulsive! There is no such thing as two countries, the reaction of the two people and the male protagonist after knowing about it. There is also the matter of his father letting the heroine go. Although it is true that he can be angry, but he is so explicit about his father's name (it is understandable that he is angry). He only thinks about the personal relationship between his children and not other matters. Even when he sneaked into the Yun Kingdom this time, he didn't think about external factors such as national security and so on. These make people think that he is a very irresponsible person. To put it nicely, he loves the heroine at all costs, but to put it badly, a person who clearly has no ability (compared to the male protagonist) but is still trying to be a hero here, on the surface he says he is doing it for the heroine's good, but what is the reality? Harming her, harming you, harming the country, harming everyone who helps you... Such a person is really speechless. If you have the strength, you can do whatever you want, but... I personally feel that he does not "love" the heroine. To him, it is just paranoid possessiveness. He fell in love with the heroine at the first sight, and he still likes her until now. It's better to say that I wasn't qualified before, so I got the heroine and now I want to have it all to myself. I bet that if it were the male protagonist, he would not be so impulsive. He would definitely have a long-term and perfect plan. Perfectly guaranteeing the safety of the heroine! Instead of harming the heroine so impulsively. So I prefer the male protagonist! ! And the heroine told him about reincarnation, and he even hid his true identity from the heroine. Think about it, if the heroine knew his true identity, would she marry the hero? Will there be the current ending? It can be said that he did this all by himself. If someone else had treated the heroine like this when she was in the most difficult time, would she have liked it too? To put it bluntly, everything was planned when the second male lead came to the female lead. Maybe there are people like this in life, but I don't know, ahem, I'm in junior high school and I'm not exposed to this. It's just a one-sided understanding, hope it's included! Ahem, to be honest, I don't want the second male lead to have a good ending. But I just hope it's not the male protagonist's fault. Otherwise, the heroine... Cough cough cough cough cough, last point, the author updated so early today, but I haven't read it yet, come on! It would be great if there were heartfelt reminders on QQ Reading. The above ↑ is just a personal opinion! Welcome to discuss! Although it is just a novel, if you take it seriously, you will lose. I'm serious, but I won't lose!

To be fair, this book is actually not bad. It's not that I will write whatever genres I like to read on the market now. Isn't it good to read more sadomasochism? Isn't it bad to read more sadomasochism? Don't talk about how the male protagonist is a scumbag, and what kind of aura the female protagonist has. In ancient times, which man didn't have three wives and six concubines (don't criticize), and how many of them truly lived their entire lives. If you want to read a sweet story from beginning to end, this book is not recommended. With the identity of the male protagonist there, how could he not be suspicious, so falling in love with the female protagonist requires a process and an opportunity How can the heroine really fall in love with the hero after the blood feud (I don't know if the heroine really let go later) Who can guarantee that you will definitely and firmly love someone in this life? ^O^ But I still hope that the author can make the male protagonist as miserable as possible. If not, the ending will be either he or be.

Why do I feel that the male protagonist is unclean and a bit scumbag... Why does the male protagonist Shuang Jie sleep with Mrs. Xiao?

I beg the female lead and the male lead to be together, and the male lead just let him be.