Cute Concubine Wuwei: the Prince Refuses to Accept and Comes to Fight

I almost thought the ending was: She traveled back to modern times, and then met a domineering president who looked exactly like the male protagonist and had feelings for her... But the flames were turned off...

The hero's palace is like a sieve. Anyone can cause trouble. The poisoner can be caught. There are only two secret guards. They don't know what happened. They still check, but they can't find anything.

I can't stand it anymore when I see Chapter 30 of central air conditioning.

A pretty good work with novel themes! The writing is smooth! In particular, the psychological journey of the male and female protagonists is vividly described!

My first impression of this book was that it was beautiful. The male protagonist didn't like Tao Qiqi at first. In the end, he was defeated by the female protagonist Tao Qiqi. I just asked the male protagonist when can I see the face of Bai Ziyan (Bai Lianhua) clearly! If she doesn't stay together for a day, I feel bad for myself, but I am still very grateful to her. If we hadn't broken the gap, the relationship between our hero and heroine would not have progressed, that Bai Ziyan! In fact, let me tell you the truth. You are not the one who breaks the dispute, but the one who assists. Whether you are angry or not, I will be happy when you are angry. And that maid next to Bai Ziyan, you are indeed miserable. Your master is angry and always pinches your hands. Don't you want to resist? Use the same momentum you had towards the heroine Tao Qiqi to attack your master. You bully the weak and fear the strong. Be careful not to get married. If you become a nun in a temple, the temple may not accept you. They are afraid that after you come, the temple you go to will be harmed by you.

The male protagonist... I don't know how to put it, but I really don't like it ( •︠ˍ•︡ )

Eh. . At the beginning, the heroine seemed to be cheating, and she was very clever. But in the middle, she felt more and more like she was not the heroine, and she was always being plotted against. The hero treated him like this, and they were still together in the end. It was just a novel. How can there be such love in reality? Hehe!

I really don't like the male protagonist and he always misunderstands the female protagonist. If I didn't like watching the female protagonist, I would have given up on the story long ago.

It is the standard version of Dou Bailian. It made me laugh out loud several times... But in the end, the prince said "No one taught me" and suddenly felt relieved. Maybe it was this experience that made the prince cherish Bailian who accompanied her no matter what the purpose was. It was a book that would be difficult to get over without seeing the end, but the heroine is really a bit embarrassing to modern people. There are obviously other trees, pity my general...

What kind of book is this? I'm speechless. Is the heroine born to be abused? And the male protagonist…

The male protagonist is not only stupid but also a scumbag. Female protagonist, you are still a time traveler after all. Hey, the face of a time traveler has been completely disgraced by you.

The male protagonist betrayed the female protagonist like this, and was so seriously injured that he almost died. The male protagonist was blind and only believed in the white lotus. He also made the female protagonist kneel in the snow for three hours. Author, I am really speechless. Why did you reconcile in the end? Male protagonist, is he worthy? He is not worthy.

After reading Chapter 56, I originally wanted to keep reading, but so far the characters of the male and female protagonists are not likeable. The heroine is a bit pretentious and makes a fuss. The male protagonist is blind and blind, saying that he only sees green tea as a lifesaver, but he accepts others' love and even goes to eat in their courtyards. As for the male protagonist's abilities... There are people in the palace who can betray information, there are people who can poison people, there are people who can set fire to the library in the palace, and there are people who can assassinate people. The ability of his subordinates to investigate things is also... The female protagonist is also big-hearted. To be honest, the male protagonist slapped her in the face and sent her to the Buddhist temple for green tea. She must have a grudge in her heart. But the heroine doesn't seem to have it, and I don't know if it's because of the heroine's tendency to cause trouble, seek death, and stir up trouble.

So cruel! The male protagonist is also too weak (although it is more realistic) and I feel sorry for An Ling Huai Yi. In fact, I really hope that Tao Qiqi and An Ling Huai Yi will be together! The author writes very well!

The middle part was so sad (the part where the heroine is about to lose her memory), it made me cry. This prince is so incompetent. He protects a person and doesn't know anything. He can't find anything he checks.

Abandon the article, the female protagonist is too weak and the male protagonist is too scumbag!

The heroine really... Couldn't stand it until half of it

The male protagonist always misunderstands the female protagonist and has no trust (or in other words, trust collapses when encountering green tea in the article [like]) The female protagonist is always hurt but still soft-hearted. The supporting characters make the protagonist play around. It's very sad in the middle... It's hard to put it into words. Dislike

The heroine is not ruthless and the hero is unwise. Although we, readers, are outsiders and can see it clearly, the words and deeds of the female lead Bai Lian were so clumsy and she was able to bluff the male protagonist, which made me blind... I still like the dual-intelligent male and female protagonists. . . .

"Can you take me with you when you go there?" Tao Qiqi turned her head to look at Nangong Jing and smiled, slowly shaking her head, "It seems, not possible." Nangong Jing also curved her lips and held Tao Qiqi's cold hand, "Then you have to make a promise with me. If you can take me with you one day, you must come back to me." This passage is the only one in the whole story. I really couldn't stand it in the early stages. The weakest male protagonist so far was thrown into chaos by a white lotus. The female protagonist was injured like that in the early stage, but she finally forgave the male protagonist. Many people in the comments said how the female protagonist could be injured like this and still like her. I also found it a bit unacceptable, but I can understand that emotions are often the least controllable. Relying on perseverance, I persisted in reading it [Start][Start]