Love After an Arranged Marriage

I would give it an 8.5. The plot is smooth, the heroine is well portrayed, vivid and three-dimensional, and there is no OOC in the whole story. She has always been independent, arrogant, bright and ambitious. I like it very much. It can be seen that the author has female-centered thoughts, but some aspects are not handled satisfactorily. Firstly, the male protagonist is given too much charm. In fact, I don't want to always see how awesome the male protagonist is. Secondly, he always mentions "just a woman" due to structural oppression. Since everything that appears in the novel is just written by the author, why can't he create a better social environment and status for women in the work. I understand that some places are for the sake of reasonable plot, but it still makes people uncomfortable. Why not start permeating this idea from words. When we are used to a society where thousands of women are powerful, we will naturally become accustomed to the reality that women should be powerful, and slowly dissolve this structural oppression 💕

It's pretty good so far. There's no plot that I hate most, "the heroine has to compromise in order to get married." As long as the heroine is comfortable, everything is fine.

The female protagonist is very cool to control, and she is very ambitious. The male protagonist is attracted first and continues to take the initiative throughout the whole process. He is 10000% partial to the female protagonist. The injustice suffered by the heroine in the article is 0. The heroine didn't accept it until later. Asking was just a career move. First of all, this is a book review from half a year ago. Please don't attack me because of an outdated review. Reading feelings and judgmental perspectives will naturally change with experience. At the beginning, my reading focus was on the growth of the heroine, and I did not pay attention to issues such as female competition and enchanting men. As far as the growth of the heroine is concerned, the heroine has not suffered any abuse, has not suffered any setbacks in her career, and has been growing continuously. I evaluate this book as being accessible to the heroine and there is no problem. I will not comment on the criticism of this book in the comment section, but I will like and learn from the comments of keen sisters. But I want to say this to the reader who complained about me in the comments below: Can you guarantee that the books you read throughout your life will have no flaws at all? Please accept that some people are constantly improving, and don't be a person without quality or education.

I think it's the best article I've read recently. I like the characters of the male and female protagonists very much. The second male protagonist is really Bai Yueguang. He likes the female protagonist, but he will not stop the female protagonist from running towards someone better than him. This kind of character really pokes me

It's pretty good-looking. Although the synopsis says it's about marriage first and love second, the reality is that the male protagonist is attracted by lust and is rich and beautiful. The good thing is that the second male lead, Mashiro Yueguang, is a very good person and has very few appearances. The whole story is driven by the heroine's career and family fortune, and her defeat of her scumbag father and two illegitimate children. The scumbag father is right not to give the heroine rights. He relied on his wife to get to the position and gave birth to an illegitimate child three years younger. Once the heroine seizes power, the heroine's mother will definitely not be able to bear it and want a divorce. The scumbag father will lose his life and wealth, and the final outcome will be true.

It's great. It's the only story with a female protagonist that doesn't have any flaws. Other books claim that the main female protagonist always gives birth to a boy or a boy and a girl. In this book, the female protagonist only gives birth to a girl, and she doesn't have the same surname as the heroine. Moreover, the heroine is really independent and doesn't need the help of the male protagonist again and again.

To be honest, the second male lead is really good. When I first read the introduction, I was looking for the male lead. I haven't finished reading it yet, but I really want the second male lead to take the lead 😢 The second male lead is really gentle 😢 😢 😢 Currently, the one who pokes me the most is the second male lead. Now that I've finished watching it, there really aren't many storylines for the second male lead. If I remember correctly, he only made three official appearances 😢 😢 Although it is said that the male protagonist and the female protagonist are quite compatible, can the author write a parallel world extra story between the male protagonist and the female protagonist?

Not bad, the writing is very good, but the single arrow is very long. Near the end, the heroine slowly opens her heart and accepts the hero. That is, the last little princess takes the surname of the heroine's scumbag father. Even if she takes the surname of the heroine's mother, it is better than her scumbag father. The heroine's sufferings in this life are all caused by her irresponsible and petty scumbag father.

I really think it's good-looking. The names of the two main characters, Meng Jinbai and Zhong Mingzhu, are particularly full of sexual tension [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] It's really good-looking! Just looking at Mingzhu like a piece of wood made Xiaobai so angry hahahaha 😄😄😄 This is the novel with the most comments by me 😳😳😳 It's really worth reading. I just love this author. I also loved Mr. Zhou and Xiao Ni last week 😄😄😄 Finally finished! Sanhua 🌸 is very, very good-looking. This is the first time I have followed this kind of novel that is continuously updated. I have been chasing it for a month and a half, hahaha. It really feels like I am watching my adopted daughter grow up. This is the first time I have felt this way. It's really beautiful. A must see.

Finally, there is a book where the heroine gives birth to a daughter, and the daughter is an only child, and the child has the heroine's surname. I'm watching a female channel, and the child should have the female protagonist's last name.