Claiming Her for His Tent

Very good. The male protagonist has tension. The female protagonist is flexible and flexible and never forgets her original intention. The writing is really good. The male protagonist still thinks that letting the female protagonist be a concubine is very pampering. Little does he know that the female protagonist has never been rare. I especially want to see what the male protagonist will do after the female protagonist has a child with someone else.

I finished reading it in a short time. When I first read it, I felt that the writing was a bit unnatural. Later, it got better and better. Then I was attracted by the character of the heroine, and at the same time, I could not help but empathize with her. Now that I have reached the plot where the heroine is forced, I feel a little distressed. But I am looking forward to the future development. Alas, I have to fall into endless pursuit of updates again...

Good-looking, the heroine is unyielding and has a strong character

I feel it is rare. The writing is really good, and it is very similar to the three views of the ancients. When I read other books, I was thinking about how a time-traveling heroine could casually challenge a world where men are superior to women and imperial power is supreme. The heroine is really real and empathetic, and I understand the image of the male protagonist created by the author.

Great idea! It's not a cliche novel at all. The heroine is sober from beginning to end, with clear goals. She can't be swayed by small favors, nor is she pretentious. One of the male protagonists, Fu Xuan, is also a gentle and sensible person. It's a pity that he couldn't grow up with his children. It's a pity that the heroine died in the end. They can know each other and love each other in another world at noon [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [crying] As for the most hated male protagonist in this book, Qi Han, he is overbearing and domineering, and nothing he does is pleasing. It is normal for the heroine to hate him, and she does not even like his children. How to describe it? In fact, I neither like nor dislike Qi Han, but if I have to choose an ending, I still hope that the heroine will be uniquely beautiful. The plot of the whole book is very novel, and the characters are not broken. I have to admire the author's conception. This book should have a score of 9 or above [Like][Like][Like]

The writing is very good, the heroine is not PUA, it is worth watching, I hope it becomes popular🔥Currently, it feels like the second male character also traveled through time, is he the heroine's boyfriend🤔

That's what I like to watch. I like the heroine's sober feeling [laughs]

This is the first novel I have read in which the female protagonist does not love the male protagonist from beginning to end. The wound will not heal, just like feelings. It makes people want to cry. The heroine never gives up her ideas.

It looks good, the writing is great, and the logic is smooth. But the heroine is really in too much pain. It is impossible to write a truly sweet article in ancient times. Love is a fantasy but the hurt is real. The physical hurt, the taming of the spirit, the shackles of the times, just like the suffocating feeling of being beaten, scolded and domesticated when I was a child. I want to cry, so I stopped reading for fear of relapse of depression. I really hope her ending will be happy, and wish her the best, silently.

The three escape plots in this book are very exciting. The heroine deceived the hero again and again. What attracted me the most was the character of the heroine! ! ! He is really smart, sober, quirky, flexible, and often makes the male protagonist angry. The male protagonist is really 🗡️. I want to see the male protagonist die alone. He does not know how to respect and love the female protagonist. The female protagonist is beautiful alone. The female protagonist is really free and easy to travel alone.