Princess Jin is as Blessed as the East Sea

The hero of the doting novel is actually unclean? And he got another woman pregnant? Wtf? Suddenly I lost interest and stopped reading.

After reading a little bit, the male protagonist actually fell in love with the female protagonist and had a child with his concubine. He decisively abandoned her. He said he loved the female protagonist while still sleeping with other women. What a scumbag.

I have been secretly in love with her for many years, but I have not kept my integrity. After I got married, I became my only favorite. Being in Du Chong can't change the fact that it's dirty. The heroine dies for the second time, but the time traveler can endure it

I came in after seeing the introduction, but I wanted to abandon the article when I saw the comments. The male protagonist actually has children and concubines after falling in love with the female protagonist...

It's so ugly, the heroine is so sad, she's a stepmother

The hero's body is not clean anymore, there are so many women

I regret that I didn't read the comments before reading the article. The books I read before were all about male and female protagonists who were clean physically and mentally. Suddenly I saw such an unclean male protagonist claiming to be affectionate and so disgusting. Isn't this a complete scumbag after sleeping with someone and getting pregnant and being impatient with someone else? Disgusting

Is this book funny? It's completely different from the introduction. I was promised a warm man, but for some reason I only saw a scumbag. Later, it became a time travel inexplicably. There is no logic at all. The hero still has a group of wives and concubines, and he is also drunk.

I just read the first few chapters. As soon as the heroine gets married, the hero already has four or five concubines. This makes me a little incompetent. I still prefer to be a couple for the rest of my life.

When I read the introduction, I thought it was a two-part novel. The introduction vaguely reveals that the male protagonist has been in love with the female protagonist for a long time. Fortunately, in the first few chapters, the plot changes later and the male protagonist has a lot of concubines, and one of the concubines is pregnant. Okay, it can be written like this. Living in a feudal society, there are many alternatives, and it is understandable that the interests of many parties are basically maintained through marriage. But then ********* reversed course and started doting on the heroine alone. Since he could dote on the heroine alone and not protect the heroine, he still married so many wives. You can choose not to touch it if you get married. While talking about admiring the heroine, he married a little wife and had children. When I read the article, I felt that the relationship between the hero and the heroine was quite cheap. It feels like there's a fly stuck in your throat and you can't swallow it or spit it out.