My First Love Wants to Rekindle Things, but I’m Married

The story is quite exciting, and the author's writing is also good, but I feel that the value orientation is a bit strange. The background created in the article has a feeling that although it is modern, it has not been separated from feudalism, just like the atmosphere of wealthy businessmen families from Hong Kong and Taiwan at the end of the last century was moved to the mainland. It is understandable that the female protagonist approaches the male protagonist for profit, becomes his follower, and does things for him and his family. But what appears most in this article is serving. Yes, it is serving, not companionship, not taking care of. It does not appear when making fun of it, but appears frequently in the text. Under normal circumstances, this word does not appear in formal occasions in the context of modern China. It usually appears when joking, but it seems to be used very naturally in this article. The male protagonist's other followers are also very delicately depicted in the article, and they feel like they are the slaves of the young man's family in the Qing Dynasty. In the world in this article, the older generation, both male and female, are almost feudal remnants, and the male protagonist is the "eldest grandson" of a large feudal family. The female protagonist and others are servants who revolve around the male protagonist; the female protagonist is the male protagonist's first-in-law girl, who often works on the floor of the male protagonist's room to serve the male protagonist; the female protagonist's boyfriend is the son of the male protagonist's family, similar to the son of Adjutant Li who is deeply in love (although Adjutant Li has no son). This article is acquiescence that mistress is rationalization. The male protagonist's clan members loudly proposed in the family meeting that the male protagonist choose a concubine. Some people even suggested that the female protagonist would give birth to a child for the male protagonist without any name or distinction. Others also agreed with this rationality, even if the objection was only to discuss how having children before the male protagonist marries his wife would affect the marriage. Most of the wives in the article describe either dodders who regard their husbands as their heaven or their husbands as their main body. It is almost impossible to see a lady who goes hand in hand with her husband. Even the capable young lady has to pretend to be virtuous and virtuous for the sake of family marriage and gain value through marriage. Except for the heroine, all the daughters of big families are foils for their sons. Of course, the male and female protagonists are both white lotuses blooming in the mud. The female protagonist is a rare and capable woman in the novel (of course, she is still not as good as the male protagonist). She has high emotional intelligence, is clear-headed, and knows what she wants by taking advantage of the situation. Although the male protagonist is lonely and has poor health, she is smart and dedicated, and has not been poisoned by the ideas of the older generation. What I have to complain about is that some of the comments are really hard to describe. For example, in one chapter, when the male protagonist's tribe suggested that the male protagonist choose a concubine and let the female protagonist give birth to a child for the male protagonist without any name or status, which is a behavior that does not respect women at all, the comment area was full of applause...

Super good-looking, a real female video, not flattering to men, the female protagonist is a vested interest, subverts the perception, why do female videos write about men having three wives and four concubines every day, abusing the female protagonist, even the dead father and the dead mother still love the male protagonist, hum.

The eldest maid serves her master wholeheartedly, her life has improved, and she is chasing a perfect boyfriend during her busy schedule. What should she do if her master suddenly wants to take her under his wing? The background of the story is modern civilized society. Because the author's writing style is excellent and he has well portrayed the image of the "powerful prince" and the "shrewd and considerate maid" in modern writing, as well as the distinct and hierarchical employment environment of the heroine, the sense of separation is even stronger. On the one hand, this Yes, it is a story about a master using a maid. This setting is not sweet at all. On the other hand, the modern environment and the huge benefits gained by the heroine dispel the desolate feeling of being hunted involuntarily. It is not sweet, but hunting for novels is fun. Why eat sugar? What's the point of swallowing white sugar? You have to eat some weird sugar. If you like the author's writing style, you have to accept the author's preferences.

I like the heroine's heart of wild grass, which takes root wherever it blows and flutters in the wind. The author's style is very much like a parrot basking in the moonlight! Come on!

It's a good read. I feel like I rarely come across a novel that captures my heart in three chapters. It's so beautiful and I love watching it. I'm begging you for more soon——

The writing and character creation of this book are very good, and the emotions are also very delicate, but my only request is that the male protagonist be cast! I prefer that the male protagonist is Lu Yicheng, not Mr. Huo. The relationship between Mr. Xiao Huo and the heroine is inherently unequal. The heroine has never had any emotional needs for Mr. Huo in the early stage, and their interaction is that of a superior and a subordinate. On the other hand, the interaction between the heroine and Lu Yicheng is sweeter and more in line with the interaction between lovers. Well, I know that Mr. Huo has emotional difficulties, and the heroine is the most suitable character to help him redeem him. But if the heroine and Lu Yicheng are separated to redeem Mr. Huo, it makes me feel like a betrayal. Lu Yicheng is really good. Please, the male protagonist must be Lu Yicheng!

The heroine is very well portrayed. She loves money, has upright views, and has a sense of distance. The daily life of the young couple is also very sweet. I hope the author can give Xiao Lu a good ending. I really don't want him to die [Sending my heart] It's so sweet now that I think the male protagonist is really unnecessary... I hope I can pick up both of them! It's just that there are too few chapters, so keep reading [Sending my heart]

The writing is good, that is, you really love the man. The male protagonist is the most perfect. No matter in terms of status, wealth, or ability, the female protagonist, including the female protagonist, has a male partner. Either she loves the male protagonist or he is his subordinate. The only thing that loves the female protagonist is that the female protagonist has Bai Yueguang. The male protagonist has nothing but rejected countless confessions and had many kisses. In fact, the author portrayed the heroine quite well. She is smart, courageous, ambitious, powerful, emotionally intelligent and charming. She protects her mother and sister very well. But compared to the male protagonist, it's nothing. The male protagonist is almost a god in this book [laughs] By the way, I gave five stars because the author's writing is really good.

This is the real wealthy giant. Although I don't know what a wealthy family is like in reality, the class consciousness must be very strong. Just like an empire, they work hard to please the superiors. If they have children, they will try their best to send them to the prince as companions. Those around the prince He can only be strong, and a little bit of leakage in his hands is enough to become a big boss. The heirs to the hegemons in many novels are very funny. Even if you don't marry, you must choose a mistress with excellent abilities, otherwise the followers will not think highly of such a helmsman. Please someone please make this into a short drama. It's really good.

Only Tu Da can write two male protagonists who are so evenly matched and have their own merits and can make people's hearts tremble (in my heart, there are two). The undercurrent of undercurrent is written in a way that makes people scratch their heads and want to continue to read the follow-up progress, but they can't help but read the existing chapters and taste them again and again to try to guess the undercurrent. And conflict and high-energy emotional collision are the rabbit's unique skills. Ah, conflict and collision are indispensable after this book, I'm really looking forward to it! (However, when I saw the next door, I couldn't help but sigh that 1V1 is the market. Even if you cater to the market with the ability of a rabbit, you can still stand at the top of the market. But thank you for still writing those loves for a small number of us. Please don't give up on us. I can't find an author who is more sympathetic to my heart than you. I really love this undercurrent of emotional expectation.)