I Married a General

You can read Shuhuang, overall it's pretty good, the narrative is straightforward, there aren't many thrilling plots, it's a sweet story, the emperor was too soft-hearted, and he hurt his queen and himself! It's just a little regretful that I didn't write about how many children Rou'er gave birth to!

The heroine's kindness, the hero's intelligence, and the tolerance of each other's parents. The story has a clear arrangement of what happened, without procrastination or verbosity, and each character is given a self-explanation at the end. The male protagonist is very good and powerful. He is consistent from beginning to end, preventing all bad things from happening and arranging the follow-up arrangements to protect the family and the country. The heroine is good at everything, except that she is almost not strong enough and not confident enough in her relationship. Of course, there is some relief in the last few chapters.

Not bad, I just read about twenty chapters. I discovered it too quickly, recovered my memory too quickly, and liked it too quickly. I feel like it's not what I like. I like to go slowly and gradually, but I don't like this. Well, that's all.

The heroine was kind-hearted and saved a fool. Unexpectedly, she saved a general and eventually became her husband. It's worth watching. The emperor was too soft-hearted and harmed the queen and himself.

This book is wonderfully written and has a happy ending. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

It's true that it's plain and simple. It doesn't describe the intrigues in detail, it's just a summary. It writes more about the feelings of family and country, and the plot inside is pretty good. I recommend everyone to read it.

The story is pretty good, just a short time pass.

It's pretty good, it's a straightforward story with no ups and downs.

It's okay, just not as good as what I saw before. Overall, it's pretty good.

Beautiful and sweet all the way.