I Became a Widow's Sister-in-Law, and My Doting Chancellor Has Two Faces

It's quite interesting. From this morning to five o'clock in the afternoon, the characters are quite full. The male protagonist is not bad to the female protagonist at the beginning (the female protagonist can watch it with confidence, there is no abusive plot). The whole writing style is very warm, basically the same as the description in the introduction. It is updated twice a day, and the updates are stable.

It's very interesting. The time-travel heroine takes care of the three of them as they grow up, and then when a certain situation arises, she secretly arranges everything and leaves, leaving to go where she wants to go. No one can find her. I think this behavior is one of my favorites in the time-travel farming novel. The heroine takes care of them and leaves after they grow up. She can go to the place she wants to go and see the customs of various places, and she doesn't have to be limited to scheming and doing nothing in the palace. Maybe this is my inner thought, so I like this article very much. I like this arrangement, but I didn't expect Hei Bing to be an accident. I really like Hei Bing's silent protection, not saying much, and showing his love for the heroine in his actions. It's precisely because he maintains his identity and doesn't do any transgressive behavior that I like him. This kind of affection is often more touching. [Hold face] [Hold face] Forced liking is a bit unbearable hahahaha... But overall, this novel is quite interesting. You can read it and see which characters you like in it...

So pretty! Come on, duck!

The excellent female protagonist brings love to her relatives and friends, and the male protagonist's persistent love is worth it. It's a pity that a prince cannot leave home because of love. The heroine deserves the protection of the men who love her.

It's very good, the series and the feeling are also described very delicately, and it has a happy ending. It's just a small regret. The male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist are well described, but the transition of the female protagonist's feelings for the male protagonist is a bit unclear.

It's quite good-looking. I personally like Hei Bing very much. The heroine and Hei Bing are very comfortable and relaxed together, free and easy, without having to worry about anyone. Personally, I feel that Hei Bing is thoughtful and doting on the heroine. He will go where the heroine wants to go and go out for fun. Hei Bing packs her luggage and does not want the heroine to suffer on the road. The male and female protagonists feel a little tired when they are together. He takes care of the hero and cares about his younger siblings. There is also trouble caused by the fact that the hero is the prime minister.

Shu Wei's business spread all over the country, Jing Shuo went to the border to earn fame, and a military general was named prime minister after he came back. Shu Wei and Jing Shuo were in love with each other, but she was his sister-in-law in name only, and she was afraid of ruining his future. She escaped from him and could not fly.

It's quite good. I think this kind of novel can be done without a male protagonist. It's not good if it focuses on making money. It's okay with a male protagonist. Every couple in it is good and happy. Of course, except for the sixth prince, he is a bit unhappy. He has liked the female protagonist for ten years and became a monk out of sadness. It feels a bit regretful.

Personally, I rate it 9.5 Because the author writes about each person's innermost thoughts in detail. The heroine has space. Every step she takes and every penny she earns are earned by her own down-to-earth hard work. The most important thing is that everyone has a detailed introduction to the process and ending. The author's writing style is truly wonderful and worth reading.

It's very good, but the story about the sixth prince becoming a monk in the end made me feel uncomfortable. Hei Bing is also very good. In the end, he didn't say who he got married to, which is also heartbreaking. Overall, it's a good book. I don't know why the rating is so low!