The Cannon-Fodder Bride Only Wants to Be a Widow, but Her Brother-in-Law Ascends the Throne and Begs to Marry Her Every Night

(Beware of spoilers) ) is written very delicately, and there is also a subtle comparison between the male protagonist and the eldest brother. The eldest brother is kind and always carries water, but sometimes he feels a little wronged by the female protagonist. The eldest brother also treats the heroine well sometimes, and they get along very harmoniously. But I am a pure female advocate and may not be able to bear such delicate emotional chaff. The male protagonist... Has many suitors... And even found a subordinate to get a marriage certificate at the government... The heroine doesn't love him for the time being, but maybe in the future... A very delicate feeling of suffocation, not strong, but present throughout the story. The grievance knife given by the eldest brother is very delicate. It seems to be kind to the heroine, but in fact it is more about grievances against the heroine.

I feel very good about it, especially after reading four or five books about uncles and sisters-in-law. The elder brother who was also moved to tears, This setting is very comfortable. The eldest brother and sister-in-law are not in love, and it is easy to accept being with the brother-in-law later. Although there will be a process of rejection and entanglement, it is not so perverted and forced to love. They are all normal people, and it is a very comfortable over-emotional process. The characters of the three protagonists are also likeable. They are all good at handling emotions and they all have a very cute side. The style of the article is also relatively relaxed. What I like the most is the happy ending, where good people are rewarded and bad people are punished. The pacing is tight and not verbose, the characters do things without ink. I also like the fact that the article is short and can be read in one go. The breakup could have been a little more high-spirited. It's worth reading.

I finally saw a sober time-traveling woman, why does it have to be a man? If you have money, looks and children, why do you need a man? If I go back 10 years and my children are still young, if I had been more determined at that time, I could have been a single noble! It's a pity that I relented at that time!

Why is the rating so low? But I think the author wrote it very well! I have read many kinds of rebirth and time travel novels, and this novel made me read it in one go without skipping chapters. 👍 Everyone has their own opinion, I will give it five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐. By the way, I followed the author, and I will continue to read the author's other works. ❤️

The main characters in this book are all compassionate and look good. Fortunately, such a good prince is back in the extra chapter! A happy ending 🤭🤭🤭! Big cheers for the author✊

It's quite beautiful, and the inner drama is delicately written.

Very nice! The story is complete and perfect. The female protagonist is very smart and the male protagonist is very wise. It's really an unexpected surprise for the extra brother to be reborn. The male protagonist only found out around chapter 90 that the female protagonist was the same woman from the first night. The heroine didn't find out until later.

So can the eldest male protagonist not die 🥺

It was pretty good, but I didn't get enough of it. The ending was a bit rushed. I hope there are extra episodes.

It's okay, I'm a little bit unhappy at the front, but it's okay at the back. I didn't like the plot in the ending where the male protagonist fell into the water because he planned to marry the female protagonist earlier, and the plot where Song was arranged to save Hua En. Although they didn't end up together because of this, later in the extra story it was said that Hua En didn't like Song, and then the heroine thought that Hua En liked this type of person and wanted to marry him as his heir, which she thought was outrageous. Although they were not written together, the more they read it, the more ordinary it became.