The Prince Chases His Wife: Blossoms of Romance Everywhere

It's super good-looking. The male protagonist liked our heroine in his previous life, but he died of poisoning early because he gave the life-saving medicine to the heroine who had a fever. The female protagonist didn't know it after she was reborn, so she focused on revenge and protecting her family, and rejected the male protagonist in every way. But later I dreamed back to my past life and realized that I started to accept the male protagonist and fell in love with him. The two work together to solve difficulties, big and small (the male protagonist really loves the female protagonist, all his preferences, exceptions, and unreasonable preferences are given to the female protagonist, and the female protagonist also becomes the reason for him to reject others/continue to become stronger)

It's very interesting to watch. Although the senior brother's approach was a bit extreme, in the end he still exchanged one life for another, giving Chu Tianque and Ke'er a wonderful rest of their lives. The senior brother's love is as deep as that of the male protagonist. He exchanged twenty years of life for the heroine's rebirth, and exchanged the rest of his life for the rest of his life. Fortunately, the senior brother will be with Wanwan in the next life. Wanwan gained her own happiness and repaid the love of the hero and heroine (parents).

There are many things that are difficult to accept in this book. The young master falls in love with the maid, and the young lady goes to the military camp. The maid has such high medical skills, but the young lady has no medical skills. She is not good at martial arts. She knows a lot but is not proficient. Some of the plots are the same as other books. The emotional line is not bad. I really like the young prince Mo Yao.

The amnesia plot is relatively cliched, but the male and female protagonists are not brainless, and the episode is not too sadistic. The early portrayal of the reborn palace fight and house fight is relatively deep, the sub-CP is good, and the ending is sloppy ᵕ̈ [ps. The age difference between the male and female protagonists is large] The sweet pet in the full text is basically free of abuse, and Ye Jiu Ge is hard to calm down.

It's good-looking, there's not that much house fighting, the men and women are clean, and the rest is another story.

The love that spans life and death is enviable, but I still feel a little regretful that I didn't explain what happened to Ling Jingyuan.

The author describes the content of the story in detail, and the heroine is very smart!

It's a good idea. I've read a lot of novels and it feels a bit novel.

After reading them all, the touching life-long story of a pair was rare in ancient times.

She needs a home, and he is willing to give it, and she only wants the home he gives her, so everything is just right. The past is gone, the future can be expected!