Changing Husbands After Marriage

It's quite good-looking. It's a sister-brother love story. It's an 18-year-old boy and girl. It's such a youthful and shy love. It tells the story of an innocent puppy prince and a beautiful woman who grew up in the countryside (the prince's concubine's sister). The plot is about changing husbands and having a double marriage. The prince and the heroine were married for a month, but they were busy with government affairs and failed to consummate their marriage. Then they were deposed and fell off their horses. The heroine and the heroine's husband have been married for two months, but the heroine's husband has a crush on the heroine's sister and has not consummated the marriage. After the prince was deposed and demoted to a commoner, the heroine couldn't bear the hardship and forced the heroine to switch identities ps: the heroine was lost when she was a child, but was found three years ago and was not favored. The prince was a little moved by the heroine, and the heroine also had a good temperament for the prince. Before the heroine was found, she worked as a traveling doctor with her grandmother. She had numerous suitors, fell in love with hundreds of grasses, and loved teasing the shy older boy (the prince).

I really like Qingwu's character design. The image of most female protagonists has always been gorgeous at the beginning, colorful and full, as eye-catching as a flower, but Qingwu is more like a tree. She is calm, tenacious, and continues to grow. Neither she nor the prince were born with luxuriant branches and leaves, but grew their wings step by step, and finally protected the world. Rather than a sweet pet, it actually feels more like a coming-of-age story. It's really good to watch, but it caught up too fast and I'm a bit withdrawn now.

Overall it's very good, the plot development and everything else are good. They are twin sisters. There are too many words like twin sisters. In fact, you already know their relationship after they appear several times. There is no need to mention them repeatedly for every character or scene.

I clicked on a book and was pleasantly surprised. Although it involves a palace and many excellent family members, the overall feeling it gave me was actually bland and warm. In fact, I don't really understand the slander of the heroine. Human nature itself is very complicated. It doesn't mean that you won't have a narrow personality if you have a broad mind, and it doesn't mean that you won't be tolerant if you can be radical. It can only be said that it is not suitable for readers who want to see the setting of a heroine who kills all the way. The story of the male and female protagonist's first love is a cookie, and they have been married before but twice. There is a reasonable plot reason, not a forced double knot. When the heroine got married, she had expectations for her husband and took the initiative to consummate the marriage. When the hero was in the palace, he was grateful that his concubine (who he thought was actually the heroine) would never leave her, so he planned to live a good life with his concubine and consummate the marriage. Although I am not a staunchly clean person, I still think it is fair when I see such a plot. Grandma is wonderful, a condensed embodiment of the most talented and beautiful women in history, so she is very legendary.

I have read several books by Teacher Yintai Jinque and I like them all. I have good reviews [Blowing Kisses] [Flowing Kisses] [Flowing Kisses]. I like the character of the heroine described by the teacher very much. It is very delicate. The teacher writes really well.

This article is good, but it is a book that few people have the patience to read from the beginning. The heroine Qing Wu is as tough and kind as a parasol tree, and the hero Xiao Ji is a kind and simple prince. The male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist because her simplicity is different from the ability of ordinary ladies to do things. The heroine falls in love with the hero because he supports her equality in all her choices. When they really got along, it was when each other was at their most depressed. The male protagonist broke his leg and was crippled, guessing the truth about his mother's death. The female protagonist was pushed out by her mother's brother and husband to accompany her sister and became a commoner deposed prince. But in the end, the two little bitter gourds relied on each other to live happily in desperate situations. The second female Qingtong has a virtuous reputation but no connotation. She always wants to blame others for troubles. She is arrogant and willful and only wants to be rich. She always had to look away, never being satisfied, and eventually ended up being trapped with a broken leg due to her paranoia. The only surprising thing is her subjectivity from beginning to end. For her own sake, she can blame anyone and harm anyone, she can abandon her children and her reputation. Song Yunhe, the second male lead, is a hypocrite. He is a typical person who chooses whom to choose, a firm egoist. He and the second female lead are really well matched in nature. The only fly in the ointment is that since the appearance of the heroine's grandmother, Princess Mingyi, the light of the male and female protagonists has been somewhat obscured, and their actions after becoming emperors and empresses have not been described in detail. Flaws do not hide the advantages, praise.

As a student of history, I give a thumbs up to the author for his writing in classical Chinese d(^^*) The characters of the male and female protagonists are well created and excellent. Their feelings for each other are natural and they support each other and grow. I look forward to their career lines.

The innocent and coquettish "little" prince and the free and easy Qing Qing get along so sweetly [Adoration] Now only more than forty chapters have been updated, which is not enough to read [Shy] Author, please don't be tired and don't rest. Ten chapters are enough in one day [smirk] Looking forward to the plot of the "little" prince discovering Qingqing's true identity [Adoration]

Nice! ! I stayed up late to read another book by the author, and I wanted to continue reading this one, but I didn't expect it just started [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] Great cheers for the author! !

This is okay. There are too many supporting roles. I don't really like to see the sketches of vicious female supporting characters. I prefer to see stories where the male and female protagonists work together to fight. The plot in the back is just average, not as good as the book "The Widow for the Queen". But from these two articles, I feel that the author is pretty good at dealing with people. Although he will take revenge on those who have wronged him, he does not destroy his conscience.

This book is so beautiful, the plot has ups and downs, every plot is not sloppy, every character has its own characteristics, and the ending is very good. After reading it, I felt emotional and had endless aftertaste. It was really enjoyable. Applause👏🏻

This is a good article, it's really good. Don't read a few pictures and then feel bad about it. You must keep reading. The characters are vividly created, including the heroine's twin sisters. The different growth environments of the two sisters have created different personalities and visions. One was pampered and grew up, so she is arrogant, selfish and respects herself. The other has followed her grandma to see the world, so she is warm, kind and has a compassionate heart. That's why she quickly abandoned her ex-husband after the exchange. Warm the male protagonist. It can be said that she and the male protagonist have the same love for the world, so they are attracted to each other and get together naturally. There is no complicated palace fights or house fights in the whole story. It is mainly written around the relationship between the male and female protagonists, with some necessary plots mixed in. I really like my grandma, and I think the side story about grandma is really attractive to me. The charming grandma, although the side story makes me a little sad, but grandma's melons taste so good🍉

It's nice, but the characters have just been changed. It's a bit buggy for me to insist that the male protagonist can't tell the difference between the two people. However, it can also be said that the male protagonist has basically never been in contact with women. He doesn't even know how to make a noble peasant girl work in this way. . Overall it's okay

The most surprising thing is actually the rich character design. The heroine Qingwu is as tough and upright as a sycamore tree, with an innocent heart, taking root in the earth and deeply affecting people's livelihood. The male protagonist has a lot of cooperation, and you can also see the gentleman's nature and pure mind. He is not humble or arrogant when he is demoted from a prince to a commoner. The first thing he does is to consider the people around him, regardless of feelings or not. The supporting characters are also well-characterized. Shanshan Xu Zhuangyuan and his wife, the third sister Qingmian, especially the grandma and the eldest princess, are the soul characters of the whole book. I am especially curious about her love history when she was young, hahaha. When she became the emperor when she was old, the age range of her close relatives was very large. Hahaha, I can see that grandma is very charming. The rest of the story is actually a little off topic. I didn't write much about the couple's plot. Most of it was about the palace fighting and helping grandma get the upper hand. In fact, I could add more of the couple's daily loving life [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]Teacher, keep up the good work.

The writing is good, and it has the flavor of ancient proverbs. It is not like some ancient proverbs that are full of modern words and Internet memes. The interaction between the male and female protagonists is very sweet. The story line of the eldest princess is even more interesting. This is the eldest heroine.

Wow, today's classical Chinese article suddenly touched my heart. When I saw the author's big picture, I immediately praised it with five stars. The image of the young emperor and empress is very three-dimensional. They don't know the way forward yet, but they do very well where they can.

Overall it's pretty good, the plot rhythm is remarkable, and both the male and female protagonists are growth-oriented. As a prince, the male protagonist was too upright and naive at first, but later he gradually became a qualified prince and respected the female protagonist. The heroine longed for family affection at first, suffered a lot of grievances, and grew up step by step. However, the overall plot is not very exciting. I had a misunderstanding about the author at the beginning. The heroine's twin sisters appeared as the crown prince's concubines, and they said "I" in every word. I thought it was the author pretending to be dead. This is necessary when writing an ancient proverb. Later I found out that the concubine was pretending to be dead, claiming that I was very noble hahaha

It's very good-looking, and I like the character of the heroine. Although she is not a lady in the traditional sense, she is still very good at practicing medicine and saving people. The prince is also very young, and the first meeting between the male and female protagonists is very interesting.

It's good-looking. I like this type of heroine. I admire the author's method of marking rare words with pinyin. People who write books seriously will not be let down by their efforts.

It's good-looking, really good-looking. There is no abuse in the relationship between the male and female protagonists, which is great. Moreover, after changing husbands, the male protagonist is really smart. After a while, he discovered that his wife is his aunt. Hahahahahaha. When I didn't realize it at the time, I kept jumping between my current wife (the heroine) and my aunt (still the heroine). Hahahahaha, I thought I was a scumbag. It's me.

After I finished reading "My Nemesis, You Are Crippled, We Just Make a Couple", I was eager to find a similar book. In the past few days, I saw this book, and it gave me a long-lasting feeling. It is very warm. The male and female protagonists redeem each other, which is great.

Compared with many Tomato works with scores above 9, this one's 8.7 Is a bit low. The heroine is extremely lucky. She was rescued by the eldest princess when she was young and became her grandma's only apprentice. She was trained by such an outstanding person and has an extraordinary mind and heart. Although the heroine's mother is selfish and eccentric, and her twin sisters are narrow-minded and vicious, the heroine is forced to change her husband. As a result, the outstanding heroine meets the destitute and destitute prince, and the two spend time together. In the end, good will be rewarded with good, and evil will be rewarded with evil. The story is good and the writing is pretty good.

The author's writing is very good, and the male and female protagonists have good personalities and are both good babies. There's just one thing that makes me uncomfortable. The author updates two chapters a day, but often adds some words or revise the previous chapter the next day. I don't know if I have to re-read it if I change it, but in this case I'd better stock up on it and enjoy it. I hope the author will change this habit.

Xi Qingwu X Xiao Ji No time travel, no rebirth. The heroine is a tough little grass. She was abandoned since childhood and was raised by her grandma. Finally, she returned to a home where she was not valued and married her cousin. The cousin also liked her own sister. Her sister married the prince. However, the prince was killed and had to exchange husbands with the heroine. The only sensible father was gone, leaving him alone and helpless. In the end, he chose to give up the friendship between family members and live a hard life with the prince, sharing the joy of adversity. Fortunately, the prince has always liked the heroine. With his own insight, he soon discovered that the heroine is his younger sister. When he finally found out the heroine's identity, he was ecstatic. The heroine also took the initiative to confess, and the progress was super fast. The prince also gradually grew up from a pure and upright young man, and learned to be dormant and forbearing. During his stay in the palace, he observed the people's sentiments, did practical things, and also had to deal with the emperor and the princes. The two people hugged each other for warmth, healed each other, and grew up with each other. In the end, all the hardships were over. My grandma is an extraordinary and charming person. As a princess, she also holds the script of a leading heroine, and eventually ascends to the throne as the empress. I think Lao Lao Lao's story is suitable for a stand-alone book, it's so good. The author's writing is super good and the storyline is fascinating. I couldn't help but keep reading.

Hearing that they were going to the palace, when A Zhu appeared, he discovered that it was another book he had heard of. I like the interaction between the male and female protagonists from the beginning until they regain their identities. The friends and servants around them are also quite cute. Isolation, equality, and empress, two men are single for the princess of the country, and it is foreseeable that a grandchild will also be single for her later. The overall story is okay. After I regained my identity, I sometimes got distracted and didn't go back to listen again because I felt that even if I missed some details, the direction of the story would not change. So in fact, for me, the length was a bit too long. It was still a little short of being fascinating and keeping me reading. When you listen carefully, there is a sentence where my grandma said how can I be comparable to ordinary old people? What she actually wants to express is that those people cannot compare with her. There is room for improvement in the overall reasonableness of character behavior, logic, and language, but it is still beyond my reach [face covering]

It is not Jun Shimizu's adult-friendly romance novel. The heroine is obsessed with a scumbag at the beginning, which is indeed a bit frustrating, but it can also be seen that the author has ambitions to create more three-dimensional characters. What I like the most is the part in the palace where the relationship between the male and female protagonists gradually heats up. The female protagonist's flirtation is bold and unrestrained, which is very refreshing.

It's quite good-looking. The feeling of a young couple. The tug-and-pull and entanglement in the front part where you don't know that the person in front of you is your sweetheart is also quite good-looking. It feels like the eagerness that I had when I was waiting for Susu to dance on the Immortal Platform [laughing and crying]. The back part is also good. The dog emperor is really suspicious and neurotic. It's good to be considered dead in the end.

Very pretty. I prefer the part before the palace fight, but I always feel that the part after it is tasteless. I like the open-mindedness of the female protagonist, the kindness of the male protagonist, the bad guys always being bad, the lack of rebirth, and the fact that everything is the result of hard work.

I don't know why the reviews are so low. Is it because of the title of the book? The writing is really very good, with lines of family, love, friendship, and growth. The heroine and the female supporting character are two completely different people. There is no intention to discredit the female supporting character! She has all the abilities a female supporting role should have! Everyone's emotions, their growth experiences, and styles are not obtrusive and very logical! Really worth reading! , I'm afraid that I'll have nothing to watch after watching it in one sitting [crying]

It looks so good, I declare that the main characters are all fragrant and soft little cakes🧁🧁🧁🧁🧁🧁[adoration][adoration][adoration]