Quick Transmigration: Why Am I Being Doted on by the Male Lead Again?

After watching the first two worlds, I recommend watching the second world. First world The male protagonist is unclean, and after having a female protagonist, he only dotes on her. The male protagonist says he loves the female protagonist, but in his heart he thinks he is marrying the female protagonist The heroine is a noble person. The maid next to the heroine had a different intention. The heroine didn't notice it at first, but the hero did. Then the maid was not punished. After a few months of settling down, she was cleaned in the heroine's yard (the heroine later found out that there was something wrong with the maid, but she didn't do anything). The imperial concubine bullied the heroine, and the heroine fainted and found out she was pregnant. The imperial concubine was grounded for three months. This is not the first time that the imperial concubine has harmed people. She has harmed many concubines and the emperor's heirs, but the male protagonist has not received any punishment. This is also the first time that he has been grounded. At first I thought it was because of the imperial concubine's family background, but when I dealt with the imperial concubine later, I didn't see what her family background was? It was dealt with directly. Before the heroine is pregnant, she is a noble person, and when she is pregnant, she is a noble person. Because the heroine is pregnant, the hero prays for the rest of the harem to be promoted one position. The heroine was not promoted until she gave birth to a child. There was no mention of the heroine's status later on, except that she became the queen in the end. When the female protagonist was pregnant and about to give birth, she was pushed by the male protagonist's brother Heng Wang (maybe this one), resulting in premature birth. The male protagonist's punishment was to be beaten with a stick 50 times and returned to his fiefdom. The first point above is not very acceptable and difficult to understand in the world. The second world is much better than the first world.

Good-looking, three-dimensional characters, ups and downs of the story Author, are you okay? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? The author loves the man, the male protagonist loves him, the female protagonist loves the man

It's not that Shuangjie can't stand it. In the first world, the male protagonist and other people in the harem had children, but those children were never born, so they were killed by that imperial concubine. Because that imperial concubine's children were aborted for unknown reasons, and he didn't want to see other people have children. Anyway, the female protagonist was not his first woman, and he didn't know which one it was.

It's not bad. It's a genre I like very much. I watched Lightning Protection in advance, so I didn't watch the first world. It's a slice of male protagonist. It's not clean yet. It's really painful. The world in the back is not bad, and if the male protagonist is virtuous, everything is okay.

Beautiful! Except for the first world, which was dismissed by critics, the following worlds are very interesting. They are sweet and coercive, and the female protagonist will not feel wronged. Now that I have finished watching the Taoist world, I don't really like the male protagonist in this world. Maomao is so pitiful. Why? The male protagonist in this world is a bit scary to treat cats like this. In the early stage, the male protagonist was pretty good, but later he drove away cats and forged letters to the female protagonist, so I didn't like him very much. From God's perspective, the female protagonist felt so impersonal, and it was sad to have the male protagonist control everything. But the writing in the first few worlds is really sweet and beautiful, and the heroine's character in the first few worlds is also good, especially in the world where there are 100 million children, the heroine's character is very cool.

Emm. You can understand my mood after watching a little bit of the first plane. You can understand everything.

Not Shuangjie, crying

There were a lot of thunder in the first world, but it was pretty good from the second world onwards. I started reading this book from the end of the world, and only started reading from the first world after finishing that world. I feel that some worlds in this book are thunderous, and some worlds are beautiful [face covering]

I don't know why, but I always feel like I'm not alive when I read this book. It's just that it's weird when I read the dialogue between the characters. It's not like what I would say in normal life. It's a very strange feeling.

It's well written, the story is rich and well-organized, and there's nothing silly about it.