
Reborn, She Married Another Man, and the Crown Prince Went Mad
重生后她改嫁他人,太子他疯魔了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 244k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
103Chapters
2.9kReads
104Shelves
86Listens
41kReads · all time
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I like this book very much, I like the forced love, and I like watching the madness of the male protagonist, but I also like the little general. Why don't the author consider changing it to multiple male protagonists, and read it all [laughing] [laughing] [laughing] I have read the first part, and left a lot of comments. I will listen to it if there is anything later, and I will continue to follow it in the future. Come on, author! [Love]
I have read Chapter 20 so far. Regardless of whether my previous life was right or wrong, let's just say in this life, I still side with the male protagonist. First, the second male protagonist injured his leg by that General Zhao. The female protagonist felt very distressed. She argued with the other party and the other party called the female protagonist cute. The second male protagonist looked like a spectator, but the male protagonist came to defend the female protagonist and avenge her later. Secondly, , General Zhao ④, the female protagonist sacrifices herself to fight against everyone, and the second male protagonist is still a spectator. At this time, it is the male protagonist who stands up to defend the female protagonist. The second male protagonist is the kind of person who knows how to cause trouble, buys small gifts at every turn, creates a little romance, and is good at coaxing people. The female protagonist encounters troubles and there is a reason for them. The reason is still him, and he has nothing to do. I still like to meet people who are willing to do practical things. The same goes for lovers, looking forward to the exciting things to come.
In fact, I feel that if we ignore the previous ones, the male protagonist's ability feels stronger than that of the general. For example, in the matter of being framed, the male protagonist was very careful to help the female protagonist. Otherwise, it would be a sin to drive a wedge between the two countries and could be punished by death. At least in this plot, I feel that the male protagonist is more useful than the general. But the current character of the male protagonist is too bad (maybe this is also the reason why he took the money by force)... But at least for now, I think the male protagonist is stronger than the female protagonist in terms of ability. If the female protagonist wants to live that kind of life, maybe the male protagonist will be better. The second male lead may be affected by many reasons, such as between the monarch and his ministers or within the family (because it is different from the previous life, the second male lead must be loyal to the emperor and serve the country), and sometimes cannot protect the female protagonist in time, so a general may not be suitable for the female protagonist at this time (especially if there is a male protagonist who is the future king, if not, there can be one). So look forward to it later
It looks good, but I prefer the second male lead and the female lead. They are childhood sweethearts who are in love with each other. The female lead is more independent in front of the second male lead.
Good-looking, not procrastinating, not abusive, not frustrating [like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like]
The characters of the male and female protagonists are very well developed, but the second male lead is a bit pitiful. The affectionate second male lead really makes people feel distressed. Although my sister is rushed, she is overall good. I would like to give her a five-star encouragement. @Peach yogurt
It's pretty good-looking, but I want the heroine to take them both [laughs]
Like to criticize the prince crazily
The pace is super fast, not draggy at all, and although the heroine doesn't have a particularly strong character. But it's not a dodder flower, okay.