The Lady in Charge

In ancient times, in addition to the seven-out rule, there was also the "three no-breaks". The third no-break is "you can't divorce your wife after you were poor and lowly, and you can't divorce after you are rich." This means that the man and the woman were poor before they got married, because the man only became rich after the woman married in. After that, the rich man cannot divorce his wife based on the seven outs rule. What's more, it's an official's family. I really don't know why no censor impeached him, and the heroine's mother's natal family didn't make any trouble.

After reading Chapter 27, I read the last chapter. I guessed that the male protagonist was reborn, otherwise he would not have saved the female protagonist by such a coincidence. But the male protagonist humiliated the female protagonist's uncle's family at the beginning, and the female protagonist even married him in the end. I went, I was not interested in anything in the middle. It's like reading novels in which the male protagonist killed the female protagonist's family, and the female protagonist still fell in love with the male protagonist. They are a group of masochists.

Even if the heroine has memories of past lives, she is just a psychiatrist, and the aura of the protagonist is too strong.

Great story. I like big books, and every character is very good. After reading the whole book, I can remember most of the supporting characters. I think this book is a success, at least I remember it. I like the character Yao Yiwen who is described most in the article, not the person. I just feel that there are very few fathers with such a character in novels. Most fathers are either very good or very bad. It seems that people in the world have two paths, black and white, and they must only choose this way. Yao Yiwen's character is very real. At the end, I felt pity for him, but also found it really hard to forgive him. He is a person who finally knows where he went wrong and is willing to work hard to make up for it. However, this is the way things are in the world. Many mistakes can go back to the beginning if you don't regret them. In the end, I felt pity for him because of this. He knew his mistakes and was willing to make up for it. He didn't resent Wan Ning and others because they didn't accept his kindness. He also knew that a mistake was a mistake. He couldn't just because he knew he was wrong, so the other party had to forgive him. So he wanted to go back to Taixing. Brother Huan was not his child. Brother Kun was his only son in a sense. However, he did not bother with Brother Kun or Shen. He is willing to leave here, reflect on his mistakes, and spend the rest of his time repenting. You can't say that he is a completely bad person, but he is not a good person either. I like such a character that can make people think so much. I have also met such people in my life, so the writing is really good and very good.

The content is very exciting, the author has clear thinking, delicate writing, and clever conception. There are too many bad people, a lot of scheming girls and green tea, and a lot of bad men. It looks depressed, and I am worried about the heroine. It is also very depressing, and I feel that the male and female protagonists are very tired. If they make the slightest mistake, they may be broken into pieces. It makes me feel tired. Although it is very interesting, I have to read it in several times, otherwise I worry that I will be obsessed and die of depression.

The male protagonist is reborn, right? Emmmm, I feel too arrogant. The male protagonist is bad. I hate him at first sight. I don't know how to continue reading.

Nice! The storyline doesn't drag! It feels like only the bad guys are unlucky in the whole book, it's so enjoyable! The male and female protagonists are very smart and decisive, I like them very much! But what about the extras? What about extras? What about extras? ...

The plot is okay, but the emotional scenes are really hard to describe... The male protagonist is really passionate about the female protagonist. But for the female protagonist... I think the emotional scenes arranged by the author for the second male lead are quite redundant... The original owner fell into the water in the previous life, and the heroine traveled through time. She was somehow disfigured and was rescued by the He family. The He family's granddaughter is named Jiang. They are a pair of sisters. The younger sister has porphyria, and she and the heroine share the same affection as sisters. The He family is a Xinglin family, and they often practice medicine to save people. People who seek medical treatment call them the Jiang family's wife. The heroine and heroine know each other at the border but don't know each other. Later, the male protagonist went to the battlefield, and the female protagonist was found by King Duan's family, who set herself on fire. The male protagonist was also killed by King Duan's family in the war with Wala. The male and female protagonists were reborn, and the female protagonist did not regain her past life memories until the finale. After rebirth, the heroine has memories before time travel, but does not remember that she traveled through time. At the end, the heroine gave birth and had memories of her previous life. The heroine said that she loved the hero and had been waiting for him. I think it's pretty good just like this! But the author also wants to add an emotional line between the heroine and the male lead... The love triangle didn't cause any bloody misunderstandings... Because the author didn't write much about emotional drama at all... When the male protagonist went to meet the female protagonist in the previous life, she had a jade token and carried it with her all the time... But in this life, the female protagonist does not have a jade token. After rebirth, the male protagonist realizes that the jade plaque from the female protagonist's previous life belongs to the second male protagonist in this life... And it is of great significance, and should be given to his sweetheart. In this life, the heroine actually doesn't have much contact with the second male lead. The second male lead is more than ten years older than the female lead. The author didn't write about the emotional drama between the heroine and the second male protagonist at all, but after the heroine got married, the heroine admitted in her heart that she liked the second male protagonist... Before getting married, the heroine didn't have any special feelings for the male protagonist (the two have been scheming and exploiting each other), but she has always had a special feeling for the second male lead. The female protagonist is also very surprised that she relies so much on trust and love even though she has never met the male lead. When the male protagonist proposed marriage to the female protagonist, the female protagonist refused several times. She wanted to find someone mature and stable. She even felt that it was unreal when she got married to the male protagonist. She vaguely felt that her husband should be mature, stable and reliable. The relationship between the male and female protagonists in this life is actually quite good. The female protagonist and the male protagonist are both a happy family. The author also wants to write that the female protagonist actually liked the second male protagonist...

It doesn't look good, it looks here and there, it doesn't make sense, and it looks incomprehensible.

It's very beautiful. At first I felt it was a dull feeling, but as I watched it, I became addicted and couldn't quit.