The Commander Spoils Her So Much, His Concubine Has Her Ways

I feel so sad when I read this introduction. The content of the article is so well written, but in the introduction, the sentence "She is the only person who cares about me in the world, and the only person who cares about me is dead." It's really hard to understand. I hope the author will not be too cruel in the follow-up. I don't read a chapter, but I think of the author's introduction, and my tears are about to flow. Knowing the ending in advance, whether it is a good experience or a bad experience, I will cry. The author writes carefully. Don't be too miserable 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺

Watching it all night made me cry, especially when the heroine found the hero from among the dead. Or maybe it was a bit dangerous and put the hero in the cellar to deal with the soldiers alone. I felt sorry for the hero. In the eyes of my mother, the hero was only an official position, but his life was not important. I felt very sorry for the hero. Although the hero was very venomous, he also cared deeply about the heroine, especially when he fell ill after staying in the cemetery for seven days. Or maybe he was so desperate and blamed himself for not protecting his little thing after knowing that the heroine left with a child.

Author I want to ask a question, but I seem to be asking knowingly. Is the male protagonist clean? Are he and Ayu acting (I have no ill intentions. I have read a few chapters and I really like it. Ahhh, I feel that this novel has risen to a higher level among all the novels I have read.) So I want to ask. I want both male and female protagonists to be clean🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹 I stayed up late watching it. I cried for no reason. I really feel for the male and female lead. Don't be.

It's a very interesting book. Unlike other novels written about the Republic of China, the male protagonist is not myth-less omnipotent. He has a bloody and violent side, a tender side of a tough man, and moments when he is helpless and helpless. The female protagonist is his salvation, and the love the male protagonist has for the female protagonist is touching.

It seems that he is a high-ranking commander, but in fact, behind him, there are only "relatives" who value his identity. Who can feel sorry for him when he is fighting for his life in a treacherous and treacherous way. Although she looked up to him, she saved him from the brink of life and death several times. She was his confidant and his last gentle concern in this world. In the process of two-way redemption, the two people get closer and cherish each other

The narrative is clear and logical. The male and female protagonists do not have a background of the Republic of China and have a love affair with a domineering president, nor is it a popular young handsome type setting. The female protagonist does not have so many messy abilities. The characters have distinct personalities and the plot is attractive. The name of the only male protagonist is a little awkward, but based on the excellent background and plot of the novel, it is not a big problem. Just get used to it.

I don't know how the plot will develop later, but the male protagonist's behavior is quite misleading, especially for his current wife. After scrolling through the table of contents, it took more than 50 chapters for the male protagonist to find out the truth. . . . . Emmm, I feel like my mammary glands are blocked, and my heart is full of pain. The story is good. .

The content of the novel is in line with the background of the times and does not skip the plot. The details are described in detail and the text is highly readable. The characters are all three-dimensional and individual, making it easy to be drawn into the novel. It's my favorite style, and it's an article that I read often. Will read regularly

Well written, the writing style is very good

The story is very well written, I don't know why the score is so low. The not-too-long chapter describes a past event during the Republic of China, with both joy and sorrow, and a happy ending. The story is unconventional and touching. I recommend it 👍