The Whole Family Transmigrated, Don't Panic, We Have High Status This Time

Very pretty! I finished reading it in one go. I hope the heroine doesn't have any emotional scenes. Now she is fresh, natural and cute. I'm afraid it will be greasy by then. Otherwise, I think the heroine will be a princess. The couple is cute.

It's really so good-looking. The heroine's family of three travels to ancient times. Although they are a royal family, there are no palace fights and house fights, no bloody plots of intrigues, only warm love and affection. The emperor is good to his younger brother without any suspicion, and the queen mother is good to the heroine's family without resorting to any means. The whole story is full of heart-warming scenes, and I couldn't help but laugh happily. I hope that the plot will continue to develop like this in the future. Instead of fighting in the palace and at home, it is better for relatives to live in harmony. In reality, getting along with each other is already tiring enough. I still like to read more positive stories in novels, and don't like plots with intrigue.

Beautiful! ! There is no such thing as the best, because the heroine is still young, so the roles of her parents and the heroine are similar, and it is not mainly from the heroine's perspective. Now that it is almost 300 chapters, the heroine jumps from six or eight years old directly to 12 years old. I guess it will focus on the heroine's perspective, right? But I think it was fine the way it was before. There is currently no male protagonist in Chapter 300, and the author has not stated clearly whether there will be a male protagonist. However, the article mentioned several times that the female protagonist does not fall in love before she is reborn. Men will affect the speed of drawing the sword. The beauty is the most beautiful, so there is a higher possibility of no cp. One star is deducted because the author's writing of the emotional line is quite torturous and extremely unfriendly to those who follow him. Let's talk about the conclusion first. The heroine has a CP. The opposite setting is the legitimate son of the Duke's palace. His father does not love him and his mother does not love him. The heroine saw that he was pitiful and took good care of him since he was a child. Then the legitimate son fell in love with the heroine. Then how did the author write it? The first three hundred or so chapters used the words or psychological activities of the heroine and the heroine's mother to say that beauties are only beautiful if they don't fall in love. They have no intention of getting married. If you have status, status and rights, why should you find a man? Then towards the poor legitimate son, the heroine's attitude has always been that he is pitiful, without a trace of love. Even before the hero and heroine confessed to each other (the heroine was kidnapped and the hero risked his life to save her), and before the legitimate son saved the heroine, the heroine had no love. Maybe Yes, but the author doesn't write about it at all. He even writes about the heroine thinking about how she feels about the hero. She just pities him and has no love. In these hundreds of chapters, he only occasionally writes about the admiration of the legitimate son who looks at the heroine and feels inferior to him, so he feels bad in his heart. No one thinks this is cp, and no one thinks that the heroine loves no one. The author really doesn't write about the psychological activities of the heroine's love at all! ! ! I was so angry after so many updates that I didn't want to watch anymore. It's still the same sentence, if you don't have CP, then you won't have CP to the end. If you have CP, then write more about young lovers who like each other and are ambiguous and sweet, so that everyone will like to read it. You write in the front that it is still exciting without the man and the mother, but in the back, there is no foreshadowing and direct confession. Who can bear it?

It looks good, but I heard it has no cp? Awesome

It's okay. I knew Su Ye was the male protagonist from the beginning. I asked why. Could it be that the author spent so much time just for a supporting character with a miserable life experience to pave the way for his wife's marriage? Coupled with the heroine's Yango character design, it is not difficult to guess the appropriate CP. Apart from hating Duke Su for spoiling his concubine and killing his wife, and the fact that the concubine and her children take themselves too seriously, the other characters and plot settings are quite heartwarming.

It's not bad. I personally think it's quite interesting. The protagonist's family of three traveled through ancient times and their status is indeed quite high, so they don't have to run around and work hard for life. This article is quite relaxing to read. It's basically cute food for babies and the like *⁂((✪⥎✪))⁂*

I hope the heroine doesn't have any emotional scenes

Very good, very special. Generally speaking, people who time travel will travel to ordinary families and get rich. This time travel is very special. There are not too many ups and downs. It is very smooth, but it is a little ordinary.

It's not bad. It's quite good-looking. It's very calming in my daily life. It's rare to find a calming book.

It's so good, I finished reading it in one sitting! [Like][Like]