Chi, the general who defended the border and put down the rebellion, died for his country and came to the red age inexplicably, and the Chi family barracks also came with him.
In this life, he does not want to be a prince, worship Xiangchi and fight on the battlefield, he just wants to be a fine dog in the peaceful and prosperous age of China.
Reader comments
A lot of foreshadowing was laid. The heroine was reborn as a girl and still had room to settle her family abroad. In the end, she chose to find a second marriage man instead of living with the male protagonist, and the identity of the male protagonist's father was not revealed.
I originally thought it was very interesting, but I couldn't accept Chen Xiaodi from the beginning. I disliked Chen Xiaodi less and less later on, but if I think about it carefully, I can roughly understand why the author wanted to write such a character. This should be considered a matter of personal preference. I don't really like Chen Xiaodi's character and some of his behaviors, but the author's writing is still very good.
The novel has a correct outlook and a compact plot. It describes the most correct way for a stepmother to deal with things, as well as the playfulness and helplessness of reorganizing a family. Having strong abilities and a clear mind at all times is the cornerstone of a simple and happy life.
The writing was okay, but a bit too short. It felt like it ended before it even started.
It's good to read it all in one sitting. There are flaws, I look forward to future works
I don't know what to say. I just started reading it. It's well written.
It's a bit humorous and can be read to pass the time if you have nothing to do.
Nice writing, keep it up
Not bad, although sometimes inconsistent
It's interesting to see shortcomings among parents. Everyone has their own thoughts.
That should be possible, right? But this is the only book I have read about Fathers where there is no man who reported his wife because she was powerful. What I have seen before is that his wife is so powerful that he reports on his wife and then he gets promoted and makes a fortune. It can only be said that Chen Erfu here knows that his family has to rely on his wife to think about it.
A lot of foreshadowing was laid. The heroine was reborn as a girl and still had room to settle her family abroad. In the end, she chose to find a second marriage man instead of living with the male protagonist, and the identity of the male protagonist's father was not revealed.
I originally thought it was very interesting, but I couldn't accept Chen Xiaodi from the beginning. I disliked Chen Xiaodi less and less later on, but if I think about it carefully, I can roughly understand why the author wanted to write such a character. This should be considered a matter of personal preference. I don't really like Chen Xiaodi's character and some of his behaviors, but the author's writing is still very good.
The novel has a correct outlook and a compact plot. It describes the most correct way for a stepmother to deal with things, as well as the playfulness and helplessness of reorganizing a family. Having strong abilities and a clear mind at all times is the cornerstone of a simple and happy life.
The writing was okay, but a bit too short. It felt like it ended before it even started.
It's good to read it all in one sitting. There are flaws, I look forward to future works
I don't know what to say. I just started reading it. It's well written.
It's a bit humorous and can be read to pass the time if you have nothing to do.
Nice writing, keep it up
Not bad, although sometimes inconsistent
It's interesting to see shortcomings among parents. Everyone has their own thoughts.
That should be possible, right? But this is the only book I have read about Fathers where there is no man who reported his wife because she was powerful. What I have seen before is that his wife is so powerful that he reports on his wife and then he gets promoted and makes a fortune. It can only be said that Chen Erfu here knows that his family has to rely on his wife to think about it.
The ending felt a little rushed. Overall not bad.