The Poor Scholar Has a Wife Who Brings Him Good Fortune

There are really too many people who want to separate the male and female protagonists. It's annoying to watch. The princess falls in love with the male protagonist, the prince, the business owner, etc. All want to separate them. I just can't understand how shameless people were in ancient times? Do you want to steal other people's wives? It would make sense if the male and female protagonists didn't get married, damn! They have been married for almost a year, and the supporting roles are still being promoted one by one. If the author doesn't write these, will he have nothing to write about? After reading dozens of chapters, I saw that two people were plotting something against the female protagonist. The male protagonist even knew that someone else was plotting something evil and yet he took her into his house to stay. Is it because he didn't think he was green enough? The princess also came out to compete for the male lead. Why do you like scholars, but there are few scholars in the capital? Did you write all the supporting characters so seamlessly?

The writing is good and the subject matter is good! But the title of the character is wrong! Mother-in-law is what the parents of the young couple call each other. It should be the man's parents calling the woman's mother their biological mother! The man himself should call the woman's mother mother-in-law! This title is wrong and it sounds very awkward to read!

I don't understand! Dislike! The story is loose! Start writing around the male and female protagonists! Wherever there are male protagonists and female protagonists, there is Jianghu! Sweet pet stories are the best! No need to be cruel! It's sweet from start to finish! Being happy is the main thing!

Come on😊Come on😊

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