Long Live the Mind-reading Queen, My Doting Wife

This kind of routine is relatively common. The heroine is just a psychologist, but her skills are too many. The heroine's modern thoughts seem out of place in ancient times. If it weren't for the hero, she might not be conspicuous at all. The relationship between the heroine and the hero is too hasty. Isn't this the function of the halo? Is the relationship between the two people really lasting until death? At the beginning of the chapter, the heroine's maid died, and she didn't even say a few words. She just sighed a little. I really felt that the heroine and the hero were so brainless. Later on, the heroine's mother appeared again, and it was said that she was gone. The heroine's IQ was simply too low. The hero was also brainless. He couldn't tell the difference between the important and the modern vocabulary. It was difficult for ancient people to understand, but the emperor actually thought it was good. Is it because of the halo? Or does he no longer want the throne? To be honest, this book is a bit useless. The Mary Sue plot should be read with caution.

Very nice, my type.

After reading Chapter 40, I really can't stand it anymore. . . . The heroine is full of modern vocabulary, but she has no problem communicating with people of that era. When I met the emperor for the first time, I told him that women can hold up half the sky. The emperor actually thought it was good. . . . . It's a good idea to have a psychiatrist travel to ancient times, but I think everyone in it is an awesome psychiatrist. A look in his eyes can speak a thousand words, and the other person can accept them in the same way. . . . . . The heroine's IQ also plummeted. The further I went, the more I doubted whether the heroine had left her IQ in the modern era. The sentences are not fluent, with frequent typos and omissions. In addition, the plot is also reversed. At the beginning, the mother of the heroine in this era died, and then another one appeared, who was the original wife who was deeply in love with her father. . . . Simply.

Wasn't my mother dead? Why did she appear again? The author never changes it! ! ! It's like reading an essay!

Are the poems quoted from the fictional dynasty appropriate? ? ? The scenery of the North... I regret that Emperor Qin and Han Wu lost their literary talent... Emperor Qin, Wu of Han... Those people know who these are...

So beautiful ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

There was no mother in the beginning, and the father never got married. How could a biological mother show up again? The author also made people laugh.

Isn't this mother dead? What the hell?

Who is Yunyan? Isn't my mother dead?

I just saw it, why do I think it's so weird? Isn't it just a slap in the face and there's still a cold war? How come you turned around and confessed your love?