The Foolish Prince Takes a Bride, and His Wife Is Expecting

This is the happiest male protagonist I've ever seen. All the good fortune is on him. He's not completely stupid, but he still knows what he should know and is willing to learn! The female lead is also very good. Although she is not of high status, she will still resist when she should resist; she will silently stand by and support when she should remain silent. The family is also very happy!

It's incredibly well-written; I covered their entire life in just a few dozen chapters without any major conflicts. Both sons married the women they loved, and their daughter married someone who would cherish her for life. Even up to their great-grandchildren, it truly felt like watching their entire life story was wonderful, a beautiful tale of a couple's sweet and loving relationship from the beginning to the present. The children are all happy and fulfilled; this is truly well-written.

100/100! So heartwarming! The kind-hearted farm girl and the prince, though simple-minded, are incredibly sweet and devoted. It's so healing. Some might think they don't understand love, but isn't this what loving someone looks like? Even if I'm not capable enough, I'll still do everything I can to protect you from the wind and rain. It's very touching and a very sweet and comforting story.

It's a very good read. There aren't many dramatic ups and downs; it feels very down-to-earth. There's no scheming or backstabbing, and unlike other novels, the male lead doesn't have a bunch of female supporting characters vying for his attention. It's not tedious. There's a maid who causes trouble, but she only stays on the story for a chapter or two before disappearing.

So sweet! The seemingly foolish prince isn't foolish at all. Without any lightning or lightning, from the beginning to his old age, from the main story to the epilogue, he consistently spoils his wife. He even imitates his son-in-law's daily routine of pampering his wife. It's lightly humorous, very sweet, and very heartwarming. [Top Post][Top Post][Top Post][Top Post][Top Post][Top Post][Top Post][Top Post][Top Post][Top Post][Top Post][Top Post][Top Post][Top Post]

I finished it in one go! It was incredibly good, logical, and not strange at all. Although some parts weren't elaborated on, overall it was still very good. It's a sweet and unpretentious story. The male lead is really great, the female lead is even better, and the elders in the story are all wonderful—everyone's great!

It's really good! I love this kind of heartwarming story, it's funny too, and there's a touch of sweetness mixed in—it totally resonates with me. I thought Da Bao would get better later on, but he didn't. Then I realized it's actually for the best, otherwise he'd just be destined to work anyway 🤦. The Huo family is truly tragic, and I feel so sorry for Xiao Yan 🥺. Some of the descriptions are heartbreaking.

A short, sweet story, I'd give it five stars because it was so enjoyable to read, although it's mostly a fast-paced narrative 🤦... The male lead, Da Bao, is unfortunate, but also very lucky to have met the female lead's tolerance and doting love, allowing him to remain a child at heart forever. Da Bao's children and grandchildren are also very fortunate, always having a big friend to accompany them as they grow up.

It's quite good, short and concise, very heartwarming and sweet. The couples in the story generally have good relationships. It's the first time I've seen a male lead who hasn't regained his intelligence; he's innocent until the end, has a great relationship with the female lead, and the children are all doing well.

Oh my god, I'm dying of laughter! This six-word story is short, concise, and wonderful, especially the male lead's behavior, which is so cute. Although his IQ is stuck at the level of a 3-year-old, it doesn't stop him from spoiling his wife. Especially the way he tries to take care of his wife after seeing how his son-in-law treats his daughter is hilarious.