The Lingzhi Spirit Takes on the Mortal World and Drives Her Doting Husband Crazy

Although it is not finished, it is very interesting. In fact, Lu Yan never liked the heroine at all. He just had a lust for her. As for not touching her when he got married, it was just a gentleman's behavior. Later, he had a new choice and did not want to give up on the heroine. His persuasion failed, and then he wanted to drug her. He knew that the heroine could not be a good wife and mother, so he wanted to tie her up with his children. He himself is a self-righteous person. He thinks that he is good to the heroine. He feels that after seeing the heroine for the first time, he must be self-righteous and responsible. He knows that the heroine does not understand love, but selfishly ties the heroine to marriage. This can be seen from the fact that he was captured and tortured by the male protagonist. This is the kind of person he is. Self-righteous, arrogant, selfish, thinking that he taught the heroine the basic common sense, so he selfishly trapped the heroine around him. Later, he found out that the heroine had friends of his own and had his own ideas, so he wanted to trap the heroine with his children. So I think there is really no need to pity Lu Yan, because he is not a good person to begin with. His kindness to the heroine has a purpose and requires a price. On the other hand, the male protagonist likes the female protagonist, but he does not force her. Although he is very domineering, his behavior is good. He first understands the female protagonist before deciding to snatch her away. Later, the female protagonist also falls in love with him. He is also the first person the heroine likes. Lu Yan felt that the heroine was very simple and naive. I don't think so. The heroine is very smart, very free-spirited, has a fiery personality, and does what she says. Although she doesn't understand the world, she has her own set of ideas. She married Lu Yan because she thought he was her destined person, not because she liked him. Although she was ignorant about love, she subconsciously did not want to get close to Lu Yan. She was closer to her master than to Lu Yan. She likes the male protagonist without knowing it, but subconsciously does not resent the male protagonist's closeness, thinking that the male protagonist is the most trustworthy. After understanding her feelings for the male protagonist, she spoke out boldly and made it clear to the male protagonist in time. When she and Lu Yan separated, she wasn't sad at all, she just didn't care. It can be seen that she regarded Lu Yan as a familiar friend. Lu Yan hurt her mainly because Lu Yan taught her common sense and Lu Yan's two friends were good to her, so she didn't settle the score with her.

The writing is quite good... Not boring at all.. The author is too impatient... Looking forward to the new book