The Shameless General Pursues His Wife

Ye Han and Feng Mo are pretty good. When Feng Mo took advantage of Ye Han, betrayed Chu Yanzhi, who had protected him since childhood, and killed Zhan Liejing, the royal power was already above all else in his heart. Even if Ye Han doesn't choose to leave now and continue to be the regent, there may not be a good ending in the future.

To be honest, I don't really want to see the two of them get back together in the end. Even now, Gong has a lot of self-righteousness and always feels that he is too hard-hearted and doesn't give him a chance. I think sometimes the regret is more profound than forcing a reunion. Of course, it also depends on how Gong pursues his wife later on.

It's a standard little routine of getting ahead by yourself in order to achieve the goal by any means. Of course, the introduction is also very clear. The whole book is tightly paced and not sloppy. Each character is very full. Although there are some interspersed points in the middle, it is indeed the finishing touch. Chu Yanzhi is a very thoughtful person. Although he loves, he is still very rational. Lie Zhanjing is a self-inflicted crime. A typical example of marrying first and falling in love. Yeluqi Male Second I think he should look good even if he shaves, after all, Ayan will laugh. During the period when I was captured, Yeluqi's behavior really made me think three times that you should take over. Especially in Forget Me Not, there are not many scenes in the back, but there is no entanglement. It is very restrained. It's a pity that you are not the protagonist. The background is very good. The whole family of Qingyuan Marquis is a very good person. I don't know how to describe the line of the regent. I can only say that accompanying the king is like accompanying a tiger. Fortunately, BE felt comfortable in the end. Overall I can give you 8.5 Points

The male protagonist started getting married and then tricked his wife into being a chess piece and was taken to the enemy. The wife survived. He was grateful to the enemy prince Yenazi for protecting the man and helping him return to his country. However, the male protagonist regretted it and found out that he had fallen in love with the male wife. This was really a mixture of sadness and joy. One was separated, and the other persisted and refused to let go. I really don't know what to say. If the male protagonist wants to clear himself, he has to cherish it with his life. I feel like the two of us still need to be together. If Yenazi is in a good country, it is an enemy country and it is impossible for them to be together. This male protagonist has made great achievements in battle, but his union and separation will be hindered. It's really dog ​​abuse. Anyway, I was pampered and cared for in the end, and both went to work. Their hindrance is actually themselves. There is never a third party. Untie this knot, and love will come naturally. The author writes very well.

At first, I was annoyed by the scumbag's brain circuit, but later on, I became happy after they got together. I felt that the writing style was so familiar, and it turned out to be the big brother of Shandong Alpha [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] Oh, what a fate, it looks so good.

This book is really wonderful. I like novels with this theme so much. The plot can be said to be full of ups and downs. I didn't expect what happened next. I thought it was like this, but in fact it was not. It is linked one by one, from the crying emperor at the beginning to taking over the power of killing in the later period. The general's pursuit of his wife is also super enjoyable. Yan also has his own ideas, and is not the kind to be easily forgiven. With the ending and the infatuated second male lead, I was a little touched by him. I just thought I could write some extras about the main CP. I really want to see the sweet life of the general and them! It's really a short novel, but it's full of essence. Five stars, keep up the good work.

At first, in order to avenge his father and brother, and also for the sake of the country, he deceived people into feelings and got married, but before the plan was implemented, he fell into it. The guards around Gong finally pushed forward the plan wholeheartedly, and then he escaped from death and found that he had been deceived. Gong began to chase his wife to the crematorium. It has a lot of positive concepts and is a double strength! Then, the character descriptions of some supporting characters are also quite realistic and three-dimensional, such as the little emperor's changes after assuming a high position.

It's to my liking, looks good, looks good! [Send heart][Send heart]

Yes, there is the scene of chasing his wife in the crematorium, and the process of Ayan forgiving General Lie is also gradual and not abrupt, but the writing style always feels a bit off, and some plots are a bit strange. Since ancient times, emperors have been ruthless, and the people sitting on the throne will always change. The little emperor is like this, and his final ending is worthy of it. Wish you happiness.

It's quite good. I came here after reading Shandong Alpha. The author's writing is very good and the pitfalls are filled in very well. There are also rebates for some very detailed pitfalls. I feel that the score should not be so low.