My Farmer’s Daughter Keeps a Powerful Official: A Lucky Carp of a Girl

Very good. The flashback technique at the beginning of the early stage tells the story of the heroine being bought as a child bride. The hero does not accept that he is a boy but takes the heroine under her protection and relies on the heroine to support the family. The hero almost grows crooked. Later, General Zhao, the fifth prince, also disguised himself as a man, and various people appeared. The heroine liked the hero, but the memories of the two getting along when they were young made the heroine afraid of being discovered and disgusted by the hero. The male protagonist finally understood his own thoughts while interacting with various characters. Pretending to be weak, misunderstanding that the heroine was with someone else, vomiting blood, secretly having fun, and finally confessing in various plots. Then came the heroine's life experience, the estrangement between the emperor and the queen, General Zhao's identity, gender, and experience, and the villain turned out to be General Zhao. Overall, it's pretty good. There is sincerity in the calculation, and sincerity also requires frank communication between both parties. Depending on how you choose, the ending will be different.