Mi Niang

For the first time, I saw that if you don't marry, you have to pay a fine, and even if you pay the fine, you are forced to marry. After reading the first few chapters, the heroine has to find someone to marry, I felt very depressed...

The first part is depressing, the heroine marries anyone randomly, her husband's family is ruined a lot, she has a miscarriage, and she still has honey. There are only over two hundred pictures in total, and more than a hundred chapters are about the heroine's unfortunate marriage. . .

Su Mi has been married for some time, and has been married to Qi Jiulang for some time, but the elder in the family, Aunt Gao, dislikes Su Mi very much. Aunt Gao prefers the second daughter-in-law, and now the second daughter-in-law, Song, is in competition with Su Mi. But Song, does Su Mi regard you as a competitor?

Sure enough, I just saw the male protagonist appear, and I suspected that it was the male protagonist. Later I read the book review and found out that the male protagonist is indeed the protagonist. From the beginning, I felt that Qi Jiulang was not the male protagonist. It was a bit frustrating to read. After reading more than ten chapters, I felt suffocated.

Su Mi grew up next to Master Su. As an adopted daughter and apprentice, she was already eighteen years old, and no one had come to marry her yet. Matchmaker Sun's son fell in love with Su Mi, but Matchmaker Sun objected, so the two could not be together. Because of this, I wonder if Matchmaker Sun would regret not letting her son marry her!

Su Mi actually married Cheng Yuchen, and the two got together after going through a series of things. Before the two got married, Cheng Yuchen turned out to be a strict wife, and Cheng Yuchen actually listened to Su Mi's words. Looking at Cheng Yuchen like this, he felt like he had really changed as a person!

I really like the simple and ordinary life of the two protagonists.

It's quite bizarre and twists and turns, a bit interesting.

There are too many psychopaths in the article! If it weren't for the fact that the male and female protagonists are interesting, I wouldn't be able to follow it. The biological father of the heroine has so many confidants, but it took nearly 20 years to find the heroine! It takes a minute to find the heroine's mother. I just want to know which one is more important, the heroine, the posthumous child, or the old woman who is not even a widow? After all, they are not as loyal to the heroine's father as they thought! They are simply true to their ambitions. And the heroine happens to be their most reasonable excuse!

Come on, come on, come on, come on