After the Poor Little Thing Married a Jinx, Her Whole Family Spoiled Her Rotten

It's not bad, but it's too early to get into the trap, and I don't know what the father's life experience is. But the male protagonist is already so old. If he was replaced secretly, the person who replaced his father might have inherited the family business.

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Well enough. At the beginning, the heroine's character is good, warm, warm and firm. I thought I would be able to support the male protagonist and his family until they grow old together. But after the male protagonist awakens his memory, the female protagonist begins to weigh the pros and cons in her relationship. Not much love in it. Even though he is sane, even for such a good mother-in-law, he still speculates on her thoughts from time to time. But I also understand that people are constantly encountering things, so that they can continue to see a person clearly. This heroine does this very well. It's not like the heroines in some novels who are so moved by someone's words as soon as they wear it. But I feel that the heroine is outside this era and just treats it as a small world passing by. I don't see much emotional warmth. The heroine is tempted but doesn't want to indulge. She keeps forcing herself to wake up, fearing that if she sinks in, it won't end in the future. Later, I wanted to rely on the power of the male protagonist, but I couldn't plan for him with all my heart. Everything is basically paved by the male protagonist. When encountering problems, especially emotional problems, the female protagonist is relatively calm and relaxed, and will not be particularly determined to face the male protagonist together. She will only speculate on the male protagonist's thoughts, consider the worst results, fear of trouble, and then hint that she can separate from the male protagonist, it doesn't matter. In fact, to put it bluntly, I am taking advantage of you. It's a bit conflicting with the enthusiastic and determined character at the beginning. There was a very sudden anti-Japanese sentiment in the middle, and then all the thoughts were spent on building cannons to attack Japan. To put it bluntly, she saved and warmed the male protagonist at the beginning, and then it was all the male protagonist who paved the way for her to become independent and sober. The contrast was very strong with the male protagonist, who gave her wholeheartedly, but was always worried about the gains and losses due to her sober speech and behavior from time to time. The male protagonist was dispensable, and she could withdraw at any time. He always expresses this intention from time to time. To put it more deeply, it is still because of the humble pampering and pampering of the male protagonist. In ancient times, men could not just leave their back homes whenever they wanted. If a man wanted it all at once, there was nothing you could do about it. The man wants to trap you in the back house and prevent you from going out to do business, but there is nothing you can do. If he is really so powerful that he turns evil, do you have to rely on a man's conscience to let you fly freely? Therefore, I can't understand the idea that the worst possible outcome is to abandon the man, or the idea of ​​just walking away. Whether a man respects you or not depends entirely on his conscience. And you enjoy the care and dedication of others, but do not give you a sense of security. You can manipulate men, but you only stay awake in your feelings, but you don't clearly realize why you can be so free and smooth. However, most heroine stories, which travel to ancient times, seem to be like this. The men are all humble and please-loving, while the women are sober and independent, enjoying the respect and convenience brought by pampering, but they always feel that they are actually very powerful and can get away at any time without any problems. It can also be explained in this article that the heroine relies on the power of the male protagonist and his son to amass money to build cannons to fight Japanese pirates. Of course, some heroines have very wide golden fingers, are supreme in force, and have enough space to hide in. Although this heroine does not have a golden finger, her golden finger is actually very open, and the male protagonist is his golden finger. Business went smoothly, and just like cheating, the male protagonist always doted on her, respected everything he did, and allowed her to fulfill her wish. When she marries the male protagonist, she is the favorite of the whole family, and basically she can do whatever she wants. Of course she deserves it. After all, he saved the hero's family from the fire pit. In fact, it was quite hard to get over the death of the male protagonist's mother. The male protagonist's family is really pitiful. The martial arts skills of the male protagonist are still an unsolved mystery. What kind of martial arts skills he has after rebirth? It is unlikely that he learned martial arts in his previous life and became A Piao after his death. Then some of the female villains in it are quite disgusting, and the things they do make people and gods angry. In terms of character and story, the male protagonist is more interesting than the female protagonist, and even the female protagonist alone is out of line. Because I feel that she is on a different wavelength than the male protagonist. She is just focused on business and wants to use cannons to fight Japanese pirates. It feels like the two lines are independent. Maybe people's ambition is gradually developed. At first, they just want to live well, but then they suddenly have the ambition to build cannons to fight Japanese pirates. It just appeared suddenly in the middle, it was too abrupt. Recalling some things from his past life, he gradually went crazy and wanted to avenge his relatives. Understand this sentiment, even today we cannot look directly at that tragic history. But I respect the heroine's behavior, but I don't agree with it. The heroine might as well be reborn before World War II and kill the Japanese country. You were reborn in ancient times, and even if you kill them, you can't completely get rid of them once and for all. Times have changed, and who knows who will become a bigger crisis in the future. The group of people you beat were not the ones who caused you harm, so I didn't feel good about it. It's better to go back to the time of our relatives and kill them. Maybe I want to sublimate it.

Not bad, but I have a question. What on earth did Qi Meng'er do to stay at home? I didn't seem to see what happened at the end. Did I miss this person who suddenly stopped mentioning him?

It looks great, good luck to the author!

Oops, the content is pretty good. Is this the author's third or fourth book that I've read? I don't like the ending very much, but it's still perfect. It depicts the helplessness and helplessness of the ancient feudal society at that time, but the ending is still perfect.

It's really tiring to watch. It's not easy to be a human being. The same goes for the female protagonist. I think it's the author's credit for meeting someone like the male protagonist. Overall it looks great. I feel that the male protagonist is the poor one, and his parents are very pitiful. After the female protagonist married the male protagonist, she was always pampered by the whole family.

The love story between the heroine and the hero

I think it's okay. I laughed several times after hearing several metaphors in the third chapter. That bellyband with a few holes in it is so funny, right? [Laughing][laughing]

It's good-looking, super good-looking, but I forgot about the heroine's mother's life story in the end.