Reborn as the Marquis’s Legitimate Eldest Daughter-in-Law: My Husband Is a Sickly Obsessive

I have always felt that the male protagonist in ancient novels is obsessed with falling in love with the female protagonist who is only in her early teens. Jiangjiang Niannian always feels a bit perverted no matter how mature she is. I have read countless ancient novels and found a novel that is more relevant to the relationship between the male and female protagonists. I like it very much!

It's quite interesting. The female protagonist is soft on the outside and strong on the inside. She is reborn as a wealthy woman. The male protagonist has been ill for many years and is getting weaker and weaker. He is full of hatred, but he still has an innocent heart and confides in those close to him. The female protagonist is a prophet, who saves the male protagonist, and is also attracted to the male protagonist. The male protagonist has an edge that the female protagonist does not have, and the female protagonist has the health, food, running, and freshness that the male protagonist wants. Just like the plot of marriage first, love later, they become husband and wife from the beginning. The two have a place in their hearts. They are attracted to each other through life and death, and naturally know each other and fall in love. This article is quite realistic. Except for the prophecy of the heroine in the key events, I did not feel that she has the aura of the protagonist. Because of her rebirth, the heroine is very experienced in dealing with outsiders, but she also has too many concerns and seems to have wronged herself too much. She is a real good wife, but I always feel that there is a bit less passion. Moreover, the article ends before Yun Rui reaches the hairpin, which makes me feel like a fairy tale. It ends at the happiest time, but is followed by a predictable tragedy. Many problems have not been solved. It feels like there is no overall structure. There are only the royal Xie family and the Chu family and the Sun family to a certain extent. There is no follow-up effect on the Zhao family at all. The various princes have ended in a hasty manner and their in-laws have not been mentioned at all. Of course, it may be that the emperor is too powerful and suppresses these princes. It feels like the new emperor and the male protagonist are like the emperor and the male protagonist's father, trusting each other, and finally there is a rift because of his wife and daughter. Maybe the cousin is not the former emperor, and the male protagonist is not his father, but it is written in every word in the article that the male protagonist gradually becomes calm, and knows the rules and regulations. The new emperor is also afraid that the male protagonist will guard against him, and is afraid that the male protagonist will think that he has changed. This On the contrary, there is a crisis of trust. There is friendship once or twice, but for five or ten years, there is suspicion. Maybe the emperor has always been willing to pamper and trust the male protagonist, but the queen has small thoughts. Maybe the emperor pities the male protagonist and refuses to let Yun Rui marry into the royal family, but there will always be dissatisfaction. I will always inadvertently feel that you look down on my son and the royal family so much? ! This seed will be buried forever in my heart, because the heroine has no passion to promote changes in the system and customs. The heroine even uses a concubine in name only to prevent others from saying that the hero is henpecked. It is normal to have multiple wives and concubines. Therefore, if the emperor really wants Yun Rui to enter the palace, the hero and heroine have no reason to resist. The hero also has concubines. How can he ask his son-in-law to have no concubines? It is said that Yun Rui likes freedom, but this is a sacrifice to connect with Emperor Xie. Why can others be sacrificed? The Chu family can sacrifice, but not the Xie family? Therefore, the female protagonist has been smoothed by her previous life and has many grievances and demands for perfection. The male protagonist is only focused on fighting, not courting, and has not paved a good way for his daughter. There is also the issue of filial piety. The article states that those who are not filial will be criticized by courtiers and lose their future, but do you still have to be filial if your parents are unkind? Is it necessary to be filial even if your aunt is evil? A little frustrated. Of course I don't think too deeply about it, but this article is still very sweet. The reborn drama queen VS the venomous and arrogant girl is very sweet in daily life.

It's different from what the copywriter thought. It's a warm little daily routine. The heroine is very tactful, a bit arrogant, and pretends to be mediocre and dull on the surface. The heroine doesn't look like a reborn person [praise her, praise her], but she is cute and like a little girl. The male protagonist also has the temperament of an 18-year-old boy [18-year-olds in ancient times are relatively more mature than 18-year-olds in modern times]. She has some tricks but not too much. The heroine is very clever at seeing the slightest [she can guess the hidden clues after a few words]. Most of the time she likes to hide her clumsiness. When she was married, it was almost the same. The heroine occasionally went to the hero to "act" in daily life. She was not aggrieved. Be good and can avoid lightning], but the heroine herself "disdains" Mrs. Hou. She thinks she is stupid and has low emotional intelligence. [It's almost like how Mrs. Hou does this, the heroine will think about how to do it better]. Then the greetings don't appear much, and Mrs. Hou doesn't appear much. And every time we fight, I personally feel that the heroine doesn't lose. The characters of the male and female protagonists are very attractive, and the book is worth reading.

The author's writing is so good, it's super heartwarming. I didn't feel there was anything out of the ordinary until I read it. The feeling of love between the male and female protagonists is that they develop slowly over time, which makes people very happy. It is also touching that the soldiers shed their lives and blood in order to protect the safety of their country. Especially when my grandfather voluntarily sacrificed his life for the country, it was so heart-wrenching. But his wish was fulfilled. Later, it was very nice for the three children to be noisy. It was good to just stay there. I look forward to the next book.

Not bad, not bad. Finally, I saw a rebirth story with a heroine who is not obsessed with her past life and is brave and resourceful.

This book has a slower pace, and the content will be relatively more daily and detailed. The interactions between the male and female protagonists and the interactions with people related to them will have more details. People who like this kind of article can rest assured and enjoy it. Is the male protagonist a rather youthful person, or rather childish in temperament? He is not that mature, so compared to other bitter, angry, cold-faced generals, fox prime ministers, and this is what he should look like at his age. Although the male protagonist is a little rude in some places, he will do it if he realizes that he is not good and should apologize and make corrections. So overall, it's sometimes lacking but quite likable. As for the heroine, she is a bit of a loser in the early stage, but her identity and confidence are not enough to allow her to meet gods and kill gods, so she can just live a stable life. He will still take action when he needs to. Although it is not a particularly powerful method, he can achieve his goal without causing any trouble. It looks quite reassuring. The heroine has a motherly feeling to her, she is inexplicably kind and emotionally stable. But maybe it's because the writing is too daily and the pace is slow, and the plot is not that exciting. I didn't have much motivation to read on in the middle, and there was no hook. There is still a bit of chaos at the end. The emperor feels that there is a hole in his brain, and the truth about the death of the male protagonist's mother is just like that... It's like a child throwing a tantrum to make the whole world go bankrupt. Generally speaking, it is in line with the average rating of Samsung, but there are no shortcomings in this book and it is still readable. I jumped to read it one after another. The author has written a lot of words, so it's not easy to add another star.

It looks better than many 9.5 Films. The description of the emotional lines of boys and girls is very natural. The author's writing style is passable. The ancient proverbs can't be described in a drama. The heroine's character is really likable. She is wise but not nagging. She is kind but has a bottom line. She is never sloppy in doing things. She has a very charming personality👍

It's pretty and good in every aspect, but there's a personal point where I can't stick my tongue out, so I've deducted one star.

What does this book say? Everything in it suits my taste. I like the characters of the male and female protagonists, the themes I like, the plots I like, and the friendship I like. I hope it won't be crooked in the end, and can the author update it soon? Really not enough

The heroine is smart, quirky, and can act coquettishly, and the hero is arrogant. He bows his head in front of the heroine and dotes on his wife. What is different is the line between the mad emperor and the old general. It is a very interesting ancient saying.