Regent, He Always Wanted to Marry Me

The mind has something to think about and the night has something to dream about. Chu Yi had dreamed countless times these days that when they got married, the woman was dressed in red and looked particularly beautiful. He led her with a red silk hand and a proud smile on his face. One year after they got married, she had a child. He stood at the door and paced back and forth anxiously on the day she gave birth. Later they had a daughter. Every day he would take her for a walk in the market and accompany her on horseback riding in the lake. The ending this time was different. He and she lived a happy life. Chu Yi fell asleep one night and never woke up again. There was always a smile on the corner of his mouth, very peaceful.

He likes Song Yu the most. His love is very pure and clean. He loves Jiang Fei very much. Even if she marries a married woman, he will still love her. It is his regret that he cannot marry her. He wants to live alone in this life, but in the end, he does not have any objection to Jiang Fei being reduced to a concubine. Even if she still carries the child she gave birth to with someone else, he treats her as his own. His love is a lifelong pair. His love can only be given to the woman named Jiang Fei. He loves her more than anyone else. He never embarrasses her. And what if the man Jiang Fei loved knew in the end that she was the one who saved him? He had been very troubled before that. Would such a person allow her to be the only one in his life? Even if he knew from the beginning that it was her who saved him, nothing would change. He would marry Zaina again. How easy would it be for him to be devoted to just one person because of his nature? And Jiang Fei will have no complaints, right? After all, she loves him, not to mention that in the eyes of men, three wives and four concubines are not normal? But Song Yu is really only for one person. Who is luckier than Jiang Fei? Cloud returns? Isn't she also trembling with fear that Chu Mo would touch someone else, for fear that he would marry Zaina again, and Chu Mo has never considered her feelings and won't even explain her feelings. He just marries Zaina at will, even though he may not have touched her, but it's heartbreaking. If Yun Hui hadn't forced him, would he be so obedient? He also felt that he was giving Yun Hui an advantage. If he had been more conscious, he would not have made Yun Hui so worried. If he could be half as pure as Song Yu, Yun Hui would not be in trouble or make trouble with him.

It says in the front that the lady died in childbirth, leaving the heroine alone, but why does it say in the back that the lady is still alive and holding the lady in her arms to attend high-society banquets or something? ? ? ? ? ?

The heroine is not good at writing or martial arts, she doesn't know any Chinese characters, she only knows a few words and is average. She has always wanted to find a backer to save her family. The previous dozens of chapters have been talking about useless things. She knows that the hero is the regent, but she still wants to marry him and ask him to help. Where is the rebirth story that was agreed upon? What is the meaning of her rebirth?

A weak and domineering heroine...

Scratching my head, I read this book a long time ago because I found it very sad. Then someone in the book review section said that the male protagonist had another woman outside, and then... . . Oh, wow, it makes me so sad.

The writing is good, but the character of the heroine is not so good. She is a bit like a brainless heroine. When the hero is good to her at the beginning, she takes it for granted, as if he should be nice to her, and does not know how to be grateful. She is completely stupid and indecisive in doing things. Of course, I have not questioned the author's writing style. The whole book is written smoothly. I just don't like the character of the heroine.

I can't stand it anymore. The male and female protagonists are disgusting. I really can't stand it anymore.

I think if Chu Mo was a modern person, he would be a scumbag or a playboy... (I'm just saying this, don't criticize me if you support Chu Mo.)

The author's writing is good. But I feel like my outlook is not there. The female protagonist was rejected by her husband in her previous life and stayed alone in an empty house. In this life, the male protagonist also let other women stay alone in an empty house. Those women were treated the same as she was in her previous life. They were together without any feelings. So gave up.