The Pampering Daily Life of the Legitimate Daughter

I like the way the heroine dares to love and hate, and protects her shortcomings. I also like the domineering character of the male protagonist, who would even give up the throne for the heroine. This novel satisfied the family I imagined. I have a loving brother, a twin sister, and even younger siblings later on, which makes me envious. The writing style is really good. When will the update be released? Looking forward to it

Ge Ying, Tai Ge Ying Ren, although that child is very innocent, why can't it be a boy? ? ? Isn't it embarrassing for a girl? ? This girl occupies the identity of the eldest daughter, so where does that place the male and female master of your child? ? Also, it is very possible that this girl will marry the son of the male and female protagonist. This is too ridiculous and I cannot accept it. How good is the male protagonist to this child? If he has his own child in the future, will this girl not feel a gap in her heart? ? ? ............

She takes the identity of the eldest daughter but is not the heroine's child It's of no use. The part about buying a child is a bit tough and not that natural.

The writing is very good, and I love the characters very much, but this child? I bought a child out of nowhere??? Sorry, I can't stand it anymore. I hope the author's future novels won't have such weird plots. After all, the author's writing style is pretty good.

After reading the comments, they all basically dislike her, which makes me panic. Doubt Why don't you like Jun Xingwan? Why do you feel diaphragmatic? Isn't she cute? Has she hurt anyone? She didn't hurt anyone, but was abandoned as soon as she was born. She was bought by the female protagonist in the underground slave market. The female protagonist initially bought Jun Xingwan to protect the male protagonist from disaster. Later, they fell in love and regarded the child as her own. Her existence did not dampen the relationship between the male and female protagonists, but instead promoted the relationship between the male and female protagonists. A well-behaved, sensible and lively little girl, why don't you like her? Of course, I know it's hard to agree with others. If the little cuties don't like it, please don't hurt me.

Little Yuanyuan is very cute. It's not that she is pitiful. I sympathize with her. At that time, she was still a newborn baby. The heroine bought it for the hero, and she also used the child as an excuse to avoid the hero's suspicion. Do you have to make a confession later? It is a grave sin to deceive the emperor. Xiao Yuanyuan is a very sensible being, and she is also the place where the male and female protagonists fall in love.

I don't really like the kid I bought back, and there's some estrangement between me and him.

I took a quick look at the comments. Most of them were 5-point thumbs up in the early stage, and many 4-pointers in the later stage were saying that the child the heroine bought from the slave market was very unfavorable, especially since that child was named the princess and took up the identity of the heroine's eldest daughter.

The heroine has a very strange mind. She doesn't understand why she wants to cause trouble for herself.

The heroine can give birth to a child, and the hero even said in front of the emperor that the girl he got from hiding in the golden house, where will he put the heroine after he gets married to her?