After Being Divorced, I Became the Real Daughter of the Hou Family

To be honest, the prince made me feel so uncomfortable. He didn't want to let me go even after he gave me the divorce letter. Not to mention that the divorce letter was fake, Jin Niang already said it was his note. And ha, if you don't admit that there is a divorce letter, that's fine. Then you should at least give her the position of head wife. Jin Niang must accept the position of concubine. Why? I hope that the dog prince will be cruelly abused, and Jin Niang's son will not be abused. The child should accompany his mother cutely ~ (The most important thing is that he was the wife of Lu Chen, don't tell me his identity, I only recognize people. If he has three wives and four concubines behind him, I want to beat this dog prince to death)

However, status and social background determine that Jin Niang and Tuan Geer can escape safely. Therefore, I can only hope that Prince Gou can give me some help. Come on, King Yong, Concubine Xian, and the Queen Mother should get it done, don't let Jin Niang be made things difficult and plot against. After they dismounted, I agreed with how they tortured the dog prince. I really want Jin Niang to become a monk, actually

Let's not talk about the previous one, but the dog prince wants the heroine to be his concubine. The article also said that the heroine's status is that of the eldest daughter and her status is noble. Even if the heroine was raised by slaves, she is the legitimate eldest daughter of the Hou family, which many people cannot compare to. So why does Prince Dog think that the heroine can only be a concubine? This means that the status of the legitimate daughter of the Hou family is not noble. Let's talk about the previous matter, the heroine gave you three years of rich life and saved your life, so why don't you give her a good wife? First of all, the heroine gave birth to a son. Even if he was not of noble birth, he gave birth to your eldest son after all. It is really good. Why do you demote your wife to a concubine? Why is it that your status as the crown prince is noble, but your status as the eldest daughter of the Marquis Mansion is not noble? Think you are so powerful? I also thank my legitimate daughter for being the crown princess. How? Is the Xie family better than the Hou Mansion? Is the Xie family worthy? If the Xie family was a powerful family, they wouldn't live in Jiangnan, right? Can the Xie family carry shoes for the Hou Mansion? It made me laugh. If it were written like this, it would be better to just change the male protagonist. In ancient times, the status of women was low, but it was still higher than that of men who were civilians with lower official status than their parents. Why do you think that by giving a concubine the position, the heroine will be able to thank you? The heroine gave you three years of glory and wealth, gave birth to your children, and lived as your head wife for three years. Concubine? To put it nicely, isn't it just a concubine? Demoting a wife to a concubine, in ancient times, if a female protagonist spoke out about it, do you think your male protagonist has a good reputation?

Friends who have not read this book, please do not read this review, because the content of the review contains personal bias, please do not use it as a reference. The big book is great! So far, I feel that there is something wrong with the relationship between Jin Niang and Lu Chen. It seems that it should be like this, but it is a bit irrational and natural. Suddenly I feel very uncomfortable. It feels like Jin Niang doesn't seem to love Lu Chen very much. She has always been suspicious. She will be shaken at the slightest sign of trouble. She is a bit scumbag and a little pretentious. In that era, a pair of people who are required to be together for the rest of their lives are indeed different. They are independent, strong and brave, but they are also very selfish. It's not that selfishness is bad, but it is very ruthless to Lu Chen, and Jin Niang's The style of doing things is like that kind of time-traveling woman who preached "monogamy and everyone is equal" in ancient times where there were inherently unequal class relations. She enjoyed the contributions of others, acted on her own initiative, and regretted it afterwards. After others wanted her to take a big step forward, she would move her feet and consider what she had to give and what she would get. And on the surface, Lu Chen didn't love her and never put her in the position of his wife, so she didn't want Lu Chen anymore. In fact, she clearly knew the status of Prince Lu Chen and said she wanted to reconcile with the prince, but she acted petty in front of the prince and acted confidently in everything she did. It seemed natural that the prince doted on her and she did whatever he wanted just because he liked her. Looking at it now, I think Jinniang's attitude towards Lu Chen seems a bit like she is measuring Lu Chen's value to her. Lu Chen seems to be replaceable at any time for Jinniang. After all, this is a question about chasing a wife in the crematorium. The attitude of the heroine is all designed to prevent the prince from marrying the beauty so easily, so there is nothing wrong with it. Just after seeing this, I feel that the heroine gave me a negative impression. I liked the heroine at first, but slowly looking back, I found that the heroine is too capable, but who made her the group favorite. Personally, I don't like this situation very much. Let's see how it develops in the future.

Love it, love it, I really rarely read ancient romances, and the current ancient romances are either rebirth or time travel, which is very boring. The author's writing is very good! ! The descriptions also match the plot, and the dialogues feel in line with that era. Jin Niang also feels very comfortable speaking. Like ଘ(੭ˊ꒳ˋ)੭✧

The dog prince, after three years of companionship and life-saving grace, he can only be regarded as a good wife, and he demoted his wife as a concubine. He is a scumbag and can't compare to Xie Yun who treats Jinniang well.

This book is about to be abandoned. The heroine's character is really broken. It's no problem in ancient times to want the male protagonist to abandon his three wives and four concubines and hold high the banner of true love. The problem is that he is saying that he is unwilling to accept the man's will and relies on him for everything. What is this? Is it time and place? After reading more than 100 chapters, I really don't feel that the heroine has any capital to be a great heroine, nor do I feel that she has any feelings for the man. She is just relying on her experience as a wife for three years to constantly exert her possessive and controlling desire. Also, are you really not bothered by the same few words that come back and forth every time you quarrel? Derogating your wife to a concubine only happens once in four or five chapters. It's really annoying. The language has not transitioned from farming literature. It is unimaginable that a woman from a southern water town can say such vulgar words. One word, absolutely! Finally, let's talk about the ancient fantasy novels. A satisfying plot is indeed a must, but what are the prerequisites? The heroine must have brains, capital, or both. What does the heroine in the novel have? She just has cooking skills and a man who protects her. Oh, yes, by the way, let's talk about the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists. Inexplicably, she is angry one second and then fine the next? Throughout the whole story, I feel like the male protagonist is a bit of a licker, and he really doesn't have much to say when it comes to love. At first, I really liked the heroine's temperament and she was relatively new to it, but I didn't expect her to be so capable, bye.

Can I change the male lead? It's really not possible to make the male protagonist wake up, even if he is tortured to death🉑. He feels speechless towards the male protagonist 😑. In his heart, does the female protagonist only deserve to be a good sister? At any rate, the heroine accompanied him through the period of his amnesia, and even gave birth to a baby for him. In his heart, he only deserves a good sister! Even the prince's concubine only thought of giving it to the heroine later. Moreover, the male protagonist who is trying to find a good husband for other heroines has been obstructing her. Is it because he can't get it and doesn't want to take advantage of others? Or maybe he already has the heroine in his heart and hasn't realized it yet, but even so, the hero shouldn't treat the heroine like this. I really feel that the male protagonist is not worthy of the female protagonist. I hope to torture him to death! Then I'm going to complain about the heroine. I think the heroine's attitude is not very good when she meets the hero. (I know the hero is a bad person.) Although the hero is sorry for the heroine, the other hero is also a prince, one person is inferior to ten thousand people, so here I feel that the heroine does not have the concept of superiority and inferiority. But to be honest, I didn't feel like it when I watched it. I just kind of hated their idea of ​​looking down on merchants. Without those merchants, how would they get some of their daily needs? They all have to rely on those merchants, and they can't do it if they are asked to do it, right? Finally! Still can't change my mind about changing the male lead!

The writing is indeed good, and the writing and plot seem to be quite smooth, but to be honest, some of the heroine's character requirements are too much! First of all, she is not a modern woman who traveled through the past, secondly, she is not reborn, and thirdly, she does not have a powerful golden finger. In an era where imperial power is supreme, do you dare to directly scold the dog prince? Even if the heroine is given a bold character, it is too bold. She had read books and grew up in the countryside, so she should be very afraid of imperial power. Although this kind of plot helps the male protagonist pursue his wife, it is very illogical. Secondly, when describing her father, to ancient people, in the patriarchal era, her father was really good. Although his father is responsible for making a mistake, it is not a direct fault. To make up for it, you can't make up for it with the lives of the entire clan, right? How normal is it to be afraid with such disrespect for the imperial power? If the emperor and the prince really care, it won't be her family that has to make it up to her, but her debt to more people! To put it bluntly, the heroine still has a child. Knowing that she has given birth to a grandson, the prince wants to be better off. Maybe it really wasn't for the status of the princess, but wouldn't it turn out to be the position of the head wife? It seems that they are a pair for life, but at the moment, they are a bit proud of their favor. If there wasn't someone who was willing to love her, it would sound like wishful thinking. There's nothing wrong with the literary concept, but it's a bit confusing to create such a plot character for a heroine who has no ability on her own. Of course, this is my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. The author's capital writing is still very good! ! 😘

I hope the prince doesn't have a bunch of wives and concubines (I read the novel for my own pleasure, don't tell me about ancient princes), and only has the heroine!