Spring Returns, and the Land Smiles

First of all, I want to raise a banner for harem stories with multiple male protagonists [laughing] So far, I have read about 30 chapters. The author's writing style is actually very good [like], it is not a childish writing style~ The overall feeling is that it is a coming-of-age story, powerful and emotional. The disadvantage is that the female protagonist is a bit weak, not smart enough but childish, and a little bit love-minded [face covering] I understand that the author wants the female protagonist to grow up slowly, but... The character of the heroine is first of all a princess who grew up in intrigues and intrigues, and secondly she is an adult whose soul is currently about 40 years old. I really don't understand how an adult who traveled through time in the harem had no sense of danger. In the ten years after time traveling, she learned to act coquettishly? He is also committed to the puppy breeding system [awkward laughter] and he will fall in love with a man all day long... After becoming the prince, the heroine has a sense of crisis and should learn to seize every opportunity, all available people and rights, and start to become stronger and make a comeback. In the face of life and death, everything is nothing! ([Pout] Especially in the part about welcoming the old general, a prince derogates himself as a housewife several times, and the secret of deceiving the emperor casually says that only the dead can keep secrets!) The princess can be someone else's daughter-in-law, but the prince is the prince and the future king. The heroine can be sincere but cannot demean herself! The prince can be affectionate but not in love! The most ruthless emperor's family, every word and action will be an opportunity for a life and death game! Finally: the relationship will be smooth and the recruitment will be successful. There is no need to push and pull or excessive psychological construction. What everyone wants is multiple male protagonists, and under the plot of life and death, everything else is just a cloud! I hope that the author will work hard [currently working on the manuscript] and be able to show off the heroine's harem style [salute]

You can chat in the comments, and the plot will be added in real time based on your chat. I read the comments when I had time today, and found that some friends were saying that the heroine is stupid, has no sense of crisis, only talks about love, and has not even learned how to fight in the harem. I don't know how many chapters these friends have read before commenting, and I don't know if these friends understand it. This is not a cool article, there is no golden finger, and the heroine has a growth type. This is what I have said from the beginning. Those who want to see the heroine playing tricks and scheming to death can go out and turn left, because I think it is unrealistic for a drama-oriented article. Normally, a battle of wits and courage must have victory and defeat, positive and negative. The heroine was not raised as a prince, and there are queens and royal brothers. Protecting her, palace fights will not be her turn. The so-called intrigues in the harem are the settings in harem novels, not the settings of all the harem novels. Maybe the harem is really not peaceful, so later chapters also mention the heroine's revenge for her six-year-old self. But my novel is not about palace fights, so these are all mentioned in one stroke. And the opening chapter shows the heroine becoming the prince. Who dares to challenge the prince to fight in the palace? Therefore, it is really stupid to ask the heroine to use Gong Dou's brains to become the prince. In addition, regarding the self-derogation of being a housewife mentioned by friends, I am very curious. Where did you see this sentence? In my article, the heroine calls herself a wife in front of the old general. I just want to say that if this title is wrong, then I can only laugh, it is a female boxer.

After reading more than 20 chapters, the characterization is very successful, and the storyline is also very novel and unconventional. Two or three incidents in the first seven or eight chapters when the heroine rescues Ning Yuan seem a bit reckless. Many poems in the article have a bit of Xiziqing's literary talent (Xiziqing is my favorite). The author should not be jealous. It seems that 9.7 Points are no problem at present. I have a feeling that this novel will be a big hit.

It is rare to see stories with multiple male protagonists. The male protagonists have their own characteristics, and the female protagonist has a growth-oriented personality. She initially planned to make salted fish, but was later forced to start a business. As the eldest princess who was only appointed as a concubine after adulthood, it is indeed logical. The writing style of Dada is good. I like the poems in it. After searching, some are original to Dada, and some are improvements. Hahaha, Dada is so interesting.

Fried Chicken is good-looking. The female protagonist traveled through time and was later appointed as a heir. She has been growing up slowly. The intrigues of family, country and love are intertwined. I like this kind of article with multiple male protagonists. Yyds

I'll support you, I've read two chapters, it's not my cup of tea!

You must read books with many male protagonists, I like Shura Field

Is this a female portrait?