I Became the Wife of a Commander Who Died Young! Now His Whole Family Dotes on Me

The character of the male protagonist is the most perfect one I have ever read in a period novel. For example, at the beginning, the male protagonist went on a mission on the day he got married and did not come back for two or three years. He only sent money, but he was very thoughtful and sent one copy to the entire family, one to his parents, and one to his wife through her natal family. There is no such thing as the situation in many Jiwen where the money sent is spent by the best and you have to wait for him to come back and have to argue. Later, for example, the landlord who dealt with the heroine's workshop also stopped their evil thoughts in advance, instead of waiting for something bad to happen to fight and put out the fire. Anyway, I'm tired of reading those articles that keep talking about the best stuff one after another. The characters of the male and female protagonists and the characters of the male and female protagonists' family members are all very good, and the storylines are all smooth and comfortable to watch.

It looks great. The male protagonist is the template of my dream lover. He is bad-tempered, has high emotional intelligence, strong ability, responsible, and has a lot of advantages. Ahhh, he fits my ideal type so well. The heroine is the object of my admiration. She is well-rounded, smart and witty, calm and wise, has means and bottom line, independent and self-reliant. She is the object of my envy and admiration. Coupled with such a male protagonist that I like, ah ah, this It is simply the love letter in my dream. In reality, I have no chance to get such a sweet couple. Dear author, you should update more and don't make your poor fans wait. [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

I don't know why it looks so flat, without any ups and downs. There are many behaviors that would go wrong 100% of the time in the real world, but the heroine will be fine if she does them. Many things are handled so truthfully, kindly, and beautifully, as if they have never seen society before. But because everyone is a good person, nothing happens. The only bad ones are the villain control group, and the only unlucky ones are the villain control group. Because she is the heroine, no matter what she does, she is right and good, so she is very ordinary, but it also fits the title of the book. There are quite a few flaws, but the author has dealt with them this way, so let's just take it as such. I watched a video and finally realized what I was unhappy about. This is obviously a humanistic novel about strong women. The heroine is strong enough to take care of everyone we see, including their families. Only in this way is she "worthy" of being called the heroine. It is undeniable that the highlight of the whole article is on the heroine, but I can actually see incompetent husbands in female videos (at least not as strong as the heroine) Absent from many activities, not to mention career issues, all careers should not be viewed with a filter, not to mention this is a novel.) When giving the heroine a halo, he put a shackles on her, and we who read the novel put shackles on her. The subconscious tells us that only by being able to work and family like the heroine can we be perfect, but no one is perfect. I also don't like this kind of heroine who pursues perfection in an extreme way. I don't want to see a "female benchmark" for men in a novel after being pressured by women's high demands in real life.

I don't know why it only scored 8.7 Points, but I dare say that the male protagonist in this book is one of the most perfect male protagonists. The male protagonist values ​​​​love, family ties, friendship, and love. Success is inevitable. He has strategies, scheming, and means. I feel that all the beautiful words can be used for him. There are no misunderstandings between the male and female protagonists, no amnesia, no bad jokes, and no bad ending. I am very satisfied. Normally I don't comment, but I feel that the gap between the rating of this book and the original rating of the book is a bit big, so I hope that my comments can help the rating to be higher. Finally, I hope the author can add some extra chapters to extend their story

It's nice to read, well written and easy to follow. It's not like some novels where you spend half a day talking about psychological activities and one sentence of thoughts. One chapter doesn't connect to the previous sentence at all. It's like hanging from a tree. There are too few updates. Please update [Like][Like][Like]

The male protagonist of this book is a highlight. He is very good at handling family relationships. I have never seen such a man in real life, but I know many such women. No wonder everyone jokes that according to men's standards, any woman is extremely good. For example, during a blind date, the introducer said that the man does not smoke, drink, or hit others, and is an honest person. These are considered advantages, but 99.9999% Of women are like this. So if you transplant the ordinary behaviors of women to men, the impression is that this man is so outstanding😄. Another highlight is that there are relatively few top-quality products, people interact with each other heart-to-heart, and it seems to be more friendly to the breast glands. The plot is also relatively smooth, and is better than many novels with scores above 9 points. PS: I saw somewhere that I seemed to have read the author's other articles (the diplomat book is also very good). The author likes to use the word corrupt. For example, speaking ill of me behind my back is called corrupt me. We don't say that here, so I was very impressed.

People in the comment section are saying how attractive the male protagonist is, but I still don't believe it. As I read it, I realized that I am really honest. The charm of the male protagonist can be ranked first among all the articles I read on Rotten Persimmon. The male and female protagonists shine in their respective fields, and the author's writing experience is also very good, allowing readers to experience the scene. I am following it. I have been following the update for several months and it is always finished. It can be seen that the author has made great progress in the past few articles. The first few articles are more or less interpersonal, the writing style and the superb processing are too grinding. It hurts my eyes and I have no patience. The pace of this book is just right. Although it is a bit rushed towards the end, it is still full of meaning. It is even more perfect if it is not perfect.

I'll give it five stars for now. I hope it won't fall apart in the future and keep the standard. The male protagonist in it is really a very good person with a lot of thoughtfulness. The money sent to the family is divided into three parts, one for parents, one for grandparents (because there is no separation of the family), and one for the wife. It is impossible for a biased grandpa to steal money and make his own daughter-in-law and parents unable to survive. This is really a great point. He is very good to his family and daughters-in-law, and he fully supports them. He sounds like he is definitely a tough guy, and the heroine is also great. She will have her own career if she loves the hero, which is really good. Moreover, the hero is very ruthless towards the rotten peach blossoms who like him. I like this. Don't be sloppy. The male and female protagonists cannot have any ambiguity with other people. Otherwise, the story will be abandoned. I can't stand it. Finally, I hope that the female protagonists will be twins and the male and female protagonists can have children.

The author's Shen Zhanxun is really amazing! It completely makes people feel that it is natural for him to have smooth sailing and promotion in the army - in the past, when reading historical novels, the male protagonists of military officers were mostly cold and taciturn "cold-faced war gods". Although it is interesting, the all-round and exquisite setting of Shen Zhanxun is really eye-catching! Not only does he have the courage and responsibility of a soldier, but he also manages the human relations and interpersonal relationships in the family just right. He has both a strong character and a soft-spoken approach to things. This kind of male protagonist really becomes more and more attractive as he gets better~ What makes me even more attracted is the heroine! I am naturally partial to happy ending plots, and I like to see a family neatly organized and lively, and this article completely touched my heart! The heroine is really attentive and considerate. She can take into account the needs of everyone in the family and every small family. The plot of leading the whole family to run forward together and live a good life together makes people feel warm~ Every time I open this book, I feel particularly healing. I sincerely recommend it to friends who like warm group portraits and happy endings!

The main plot is the routine of getting rich in a conventional era novel, but fortunately the author's writing style is good, both the protagonist and the supporting characters are very vividly described, and the plot is smooth and has basically no bugs. The heroine, Bao Bao, is a perfect girl. She is lively, smart, eloquent, kind and brave, generous and defensive, and she is one of the few heroines in the period novels who has feelings for her family and country. The male protagonist can also be said to be a top-level character in period novels. He is not the stereotypical military image of conventional period novels (just like next door Zhou Cheng Babaijie). But I have to say that because the male protagonist has a better design, some of the spoiled wife comments while reading the article were very off-putting. Some people really wanted to be so embarrassed that they could marry the male protagonist. What impressed me the most was that just a few days after the heroine met the male protagonist, some people accused her of not thinking about living a good life with the male protagonist. Oh my God, she had just met the male protagonist, and she had to be entrusted with her for life, right? Nervous or not. There is really a feeling of powerlessness that cannot be touched by the screen. 🤦