The Good Life of a Transmigrated Woman with a Husband in Name Only

After the female protagonist becomes the newly widowed wife of the Duke of the Kingdom, the male protagonist, as the surviving Duke of the Kingdom, pretends to be a nurse, hugs and hugs the female protagonist, and sleeps in the same bed with the female protagonist. The female protagonist does not know that he is pretending to be the deceased husband, but she still cuddles and sleeps with the male protagonist in the same bed. The female protagonist was a special forces soldier before time traveling. Is she so bottomless after time traveling? What does the author think

After reading it, the plot of the story is good, but there are some titles that make people confused. Bai Chuchu should call Aunt Chu Huaiyu an honorific title, but in the book, she calls her aunt, which is the title of concubine in ancient times. The author doesn't even know this, and Duke Ding is gone. There is only one entourage for the prince. There are neither bodyguards nor secret guards. The mountain is high and the road is far away. He must be too brave. The reasons for Chu Huaiyu's kidnapping are sloppy and unreasonable. The Duke's Palace must be too lax. The maid was kidnapped when she was not around, and such a ridiculous plot and reason were arranged. The prince wanted to usurp the throne. There was no arrangement. The prince who did not know martial arts did not even have a guard to protect him. What a shame! There are many more... The author has too many failures and needs to work harder.

The heroine met her husband when she first got married, and then her husband was in the house as someone else. At first it seemed that she knew about it, and they slept in the same bed. Later in the writing, she said that the heroine didn't know that this was her husband, which is inconsistent. How could she sleep in the same bed if she didn't know? The heroine is very awesome, but when she attends her love rival's birthday party, she drinks cup after cup of water as if she has never drank water in eight lifetimes. Later, the taste of the tea obviously changes, but she still keeps drinking it. She is drugged and can't hold it back and needs to go to the toilet. Otherwise, the male protagonist will be successfully plotted by others. Is this a special soldier?

After reading Chapter 38, I couldn't stand it any longer, so I read the ending. The male protagonist doesn't know what to say, and the female protagonist looks shrewd in the early stage, but becomes more and more stupid in the later stage. If it weren't for the heroine's halo, she would have died so many times. The author wants to force wisdom, great wisdom, generosity, and savvy into the heroine. There is also their sister named Gu Yun. She is stupid from beginning to end, and she actually became a queen. Although it is not easy for the author to write, I really don't like this book.

The male and female protagonists are really hard to describe. The female protagonist is a widow, but she sleeps with a man. She is a modern person, and she is not defensive when attending a banquet. The author also emphasizes over and over again that she was a special forces soldier in her previous life, and the special forces soldiers should shout "I will not take the blame"! The same goes for the male protagonist. He cuckolded himself, but he didn't feel any sympathy? If you are not you, then the heroine is completely involved with the foreign man. People commented that "it's so good that I don't want it." I felt like "I don't want it." I persisted in reading dozens of chapters. Forgive me for not being able to continue reading.

I read the article well at the beginning, and I didn't drag my time. However, I decided to abandon the article after reading chapter 26. A modern special forces killer went to a banquet and drank as much as if he had never drank tea, without even the most basic sense of vigilance. Isn't it contradictory to be a killer? When she came, she already knew that someone was plotting against her, and she was still blindly arrogant. She still said that she wanted to make a breakthrough in the world. Just this time, without the hero's help, he would have died.

This male protagonist is really the most disgusting male protagonist I have ever seen. He just relies on his good martial arts skills to do anything. His speech is stinky and greasy. He has no ability and loves to be calculating. Is the female protagonist okay? She has a problem with her outlook on life but has a good mind. I endured to finish it just to see that the bad guys will not end well. But the ending was written for me in just two chapters??? I wrote a bunch of useless stuff. What do you mean, the villain, the Third Prince, was just handled so lightly??? The other bad guys didn't write any endings either. This is really the most annoying novel I've ever read. I've even finished reading it. I thought the ending would be a bit more satisfying. The ending didn't even describe the heroine trapping a rabbit...

It's not very good-looking. The heroine is married and widowed, but she sleeps with a man every night. Although this man is a different identity of the hero, the heroine doesn't know it. She just sleeps with him. The female lead special forces has always been emphasized. In addition to being good at skills, special forces are also more careful than ordinary people in perceiving and handling danger. The heroine is really unworthy. She ate and drank so much at a banquet hosted by her love rival, she didn't know how to deal with Chinese medicine, she couldn't even prick herself with something to keep herself awake, and she was pushed into the room by a little maid without any power to fight back, waiting to be humiliated by a man. She lay on the ground like mud and waited. If the hero hadn't saved her already, she would have had the nerve to say that she was dressed as a special soldier, and that's it? I'm afraid there is no misunderstanding about special forces.

It was pretty good at first, but then I couldn't help but jump to watch it. The story is good, but the logic is too problematic. The male and female protagonists are not very strong, and their personalities are not outstanding. How strong they are is not something that can be said in words, but has to be seen in action. There is no explanation at the beginning, but later the heroine has many skills. With the male protagonist's grinding personality, it's hard to imagine how powerful he would be in the workplace. When the male and female protagonists are bullied, they rely on God and do not resist themselves. I believe that the plot of how to resist is what everyone wants to see. The author touches it in a general way. Part of the writing in this short and medium-length story is about the bickering between mother-in-law and mother. The problem is that the fight is not enough and the point is not clear. Again, the story is good, but the logic and structure are a bit weak.

Not very good. The author assumes that the reader's IQ is not online. How can anyone get hired today and get married tomorrow? It is impossible for the emperor to allow a widow whose husband has just died to be the prince's concubine. It is not known what kind of relationship Bai Chuchu has with General Bai. He is sometimes uncle and sometimes uncle.