The Whole Family Traveled Through Time! We All Work Hard! The Capital’s Elite Are Green with Envy

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I like it very much. The author is so awesome. Come on, don't suck. I'll give you five stars.

It's very beautiful. The author's writing style is also very good and unconventional. Come on💪The author is great

Come on come on! Nice [learned] It felt like it was unfinished. The male protagonist was written completely inconsistent with the character design in the early stage, and the subsequent plot was a bit confusing.

The subject matter is interesting and the overall character description is quite good. I liked the beginning, but the ending was a bit sloppy. The plot designed to cut off the male protagonist is very disturbing. Other than that, the front is fine.

It's quite interesting, but the heroine probably doesn't have much experience in human relationships, but luckily it's worn by the whole family. Her parents are very smart. In order to avoid doing things that would be embarrassing to their daughter if they were stupid in the future, they took the Loyalty Pill with the family in advance, and it was a good job to nip it in the bud.

I originally wanted to give it five stars, but the ending was very rushed, and the final conflict moment... Ahem, it was lacking a little bit, it was just too rushed. Therefore, four stars are for the previous plot, and one star was deducted because the ending did not meet my expectations. Of course, this is not to say that the ending is not good, the ending is very good, but I have seen the male and female protagonists posted by the author before are definitely 1V1, so I I was looking forward to it, but I didn't expect that the two of them would part ways in the end. The male protagonist was obviously very good from the early to the middle stage, and he also knew how to explain to the female protagonist. At the last moment, he seemed to be a different person. I can understand that it was because of the turbulent situation, but at that time, almost all the soldiers in the military camp supported him. You can find someone to explain to the female protagonist, or send a letter! The right time, the right place, and the right people. As a result, the male protagonist seemed to have lost his mind and unconditionally believed the emperor's lies. Then why didn't he believe it before? In the middle period, when the emperor announced that the heroine was entering the palace, he knew what he should do to save the heroine, but he didn't know at this last moment? Therefore, this feeling of being forced to separate the male and female protagonists is too strong, which makes me feel split and uncomfortable. However, fortunately, the ending is pretty good, except for the rush, hahaha @Chijinyin Author, why don't you make a side story? I feel like the ending is really rushed [face covering] [face covering]

It's really good to watch, and I'm lucky that I saw it after it was finished. As the author said, the male protagonist is alive and not under the author's control. It was an unexpected BE. In the early stage, I always thought that the male protagonist would continue with the female protagonist. The final twist was really catchy. But it is reasonable. As an ancient prince, the male protagonist's thought is to be loyal to the emperor. After the earthquake, the Nanyi invaded and immediately went to the border. When the emperor fled to the border and was about to kill the female protagonist's family, the emperor was afraid of the male protagonist for the first time. If the male protagonist could show his love at this time, The eldest princess is the same, but the ending may be different, but the male protagonist is suspected by the emperor for the first time. At this time, the emperor has to pretend that he is not afraid of the male protagonist. Before the male protagonist can react, the emperor is killed by the female protagonist. Really all the reactions are in line with the male protagonist's character. This is also very realistic. When a man loves a woman and encounters tangible benefits, he always likes to make a big deal out of it. It can only be said that the knife did not fall on his head. If the emperor threatened the male protagonist with the life of the eldest princess, would the male protagonist still persuade him to endure it? I don't think so.

It's quite good to watch, the plot is good, there are no surprises, and it's not aggrieved. I like it. Selling dog meat at the expense of others is not 1V1, it means no CP. Actually, the male protagonist was omitted. [Cover face]

This is quite interesting, but it's a pity that it's not finished yet. Traveling through time travel as a family is quite heartwarming, and feeding golden fingers to your family is not as offensive as others, but rather interesting. It would be great if one hundred and eighty chapters could be updated in one day [face covering]