The Little Tyrant’s Substitute Groom

The author's writing style is really delicate and real, and each character is vivid and full of emotions. However, I still can't give a five-star rating, Shangguan and Shao Youqing, uh, and Guyu Xiazhi. (When I saw You Yu and Ruan Shi, I felt weird. I didn't expect the protagonist to be the same...) The 4 stars are mainly for the author's writing style.

I think it's a very good book, but it's a pity that I didn't give it a rating because of the small amount of reading. First of all, the writing style is very good. Secondly, although it is an ancient romance, it is not particularly romantic. The characters in it are romantic but also realistic, which is quite good. Reading the comments, many people cannot accept the fact that the protagonist is described as having a concubine while living together as a concubine, but given the circumstances at the time, I think it is acceptable. Not only did he compromise, he also compromised in a way that was not so bloody, but instead showed a kind of benevolence and righteousness in it. Why is it acceptable for a man and a woman to have a concubine if they love each other deeply, but why is it unacceptable for a man and woman to have a concubine if they love each other deeply? If it is really unacceptable, it is also a form of discrimination against heterosexuals. I think this trade-off is pretty good. This kind of compromise makes me think that the author may have some experience. The love that parents have for their children is also very three-dimensional here. It is not the pale propaganda that parents love their children forever. There will be love, trade-offs, use and alienation. Children are more often suppressed by their parents. No matter how bad the parents are, the children's resistance in the article is always weak. This is a natural weakness. The villain in the article, Jiang Xufeng, was really written to make people hate him, but in the end, he was rescued instead of satisfying people. In the article, Jiang Yuyuan clearly had conclusive evidence, but in the end he was not punished by the king's law. Instead, he had to watch the protagonist die of a curse at the cost of his life, which also particularly reflects the helplessness of reality. All in all, I think this book is very good.

Like an old novel, the writing style is good, the group portraits are vivid and sophisticated, very awesome After scrolling through the comments and about to abandon the article, I saw Shangguan loves Shao the most. It's good to be here. I can't help but sigh. The writing is good, and it's a group portrait article that is easy to stand out. The plot is good, but the follow-up of the two concubines makes it quite uncomfortable. It's like boiling a pot of soup, slowly simmering, the aroma is fragrant, and it is almost out of the pot, and it becomes rotten and stinky.

It's so explosive. Shangguan is so tearful. I'm a little crybaby. They are not just two male protagonists. They both married a young maid as a concubine. The four of them are mixed together. It's a pity that the young master doesn't have a child. Shangguan has three children. It's a pity that the Shao family is not worth it for the old lady.

The bad reviews are probably because the male protagonist keeps concubines. The author is very brave and did not change the plot just because the setting was unpalatable. It has the flavor of an ancient novel ~

It's a difficult and good article, and the descriptions of the group of creatures are very wonderful.

Very nice. Very natural! Not bad. Are there any articles similar to CP?

The storyline is pretty good, I'm motivated to keep reading.

I didn't see the ending, but it looks good, very, very good now.

Literary talent is excellent