The Young Master Is Gravely Injured, and His Lady Wife Is Plumper Than a Chrysanthemum

Both the male and female protagonists are pretty good. The male protagonist is straight but also dedicated. The female protagonist is wise and foolish. I hope they can be happy together later in the story. If there are any misunderstandings, they can be solved in time [I almost cry] otherwise I won't be able to follow the story. The female protagonist is so cute and I really can't bear to watch the heroine being abused. If the author wants to abuse, just abuse the male protagonist [grievance] [grievance] [grievance]

The story is quite interesting. I like both the heroine and the male protagonist's early characters. Why don't I give it 5 stars because the misunderstanding between the male and female protagonists is so long. I want to watch other plots (referring to other plots that promote the relationship between the male and female protagonists). What else can I say? It's quite good. I'm looking forward to the following plot, for example, why the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist, and how the male protagonist recovers his memory and chases his wife later. Let me talk about a confusing point: how did the male protagonist fall in love with the female protagonist after losing his memory? He always disliked the female protagonist at first, but then he fell in love with her after spending some time together. She seemed to be a female protagonist. The protagonist loses his charm a bit (although the male protagonist is a tsundere, but through some plots it can be seen that before losing his memory, the male protagonist was indebted to the female protagonist, but he was partial to her, and then after losing his memory, it is like a handsome guy who cannot see green tea. The plot of Cui Yu is sometimes incomprehensible. It's so well-known, it's annoying all the time, it's the same as paying extra money to star in it). Of course, I'm still looking forward to how the author will bring the character of the male protagonist after amnesia back to his pre-amnesia character (the mouth is too arrogant to protect his wife, he is dedicated and single-minded).

I just read a few of them not long ago, but I still want to comment. I gave 4 stars. I didn't give the last one because I haven't continued reading yet. I don't know what the final result will be. But to be honest, this article actually has its own novelty. Most of the ancient romances we see are either extremely gorgeous in literary talent or fluent in literary talent. Or the kind of big heroine and the kind of growth-type heroine. When I read this article, it was the kind of long-term heroine. Although I didn't read a few chapters, I felt relaxed after reading the first few chapters. Why do you say this? Because if you stand in a past dynasty as a truly native ancient person, how will your thoughts be in that environment? What is ground-breaking does not mean that the characters written by the author are so vivid and the plot is so perfect. I think one thing is that the author has a good sense of proportion. There is not too much forward thinking of our modern people, nor the complete ignorance of the ancients. Maybe these words are too exaggerated, but after reading these few pictures, I seem to feel this way. As for the following articles, I haven't read them yet, but I also read other comments and I saw that some of you are demining it, and some people think it is very interesting. My point of view is not a review of the content of the entire book, but I saw the first few chapters, and I want to express my feelings to him.

It's good to watch, but the ending is a bit sudden, and the hero's memory has not yet been restored, including the cause of the death of their first child. Although Princess Su's going to the fief is a hint of punishment from the author for killing the heroine's child, the hero does not know the truth of the matter. The heroine is still being misunderstood. Even if the hero loves the heroine deeply enough, this matter will not be changed or forgotten. But overall it's really pretty.

It's not sweet to eat, but I recommend everyone to watch it, especially those who have fantasies about relationships. You can take a good look at it. The characters are very realistic, so I'm not likeable, and I don't really approve of their way of solving problems. But I still recommend everyone to read it, because some points are actually very realistic and may not even be as good as this one. The writing style is okay, the narrative is smooth, the emotions are in place, and the plot arrangement is layered. The contradictions and conflicts are also very good, which is reflected in the character creation. It can be said that the male and female protagonists are very successful.

It's a nice plot with reasonable plot and a sense of story. I hope One-Eyed Crane has his own CP and doesn't have a bitter male lead.

I really liked it after watching the beginning. The heroine has a good personality and seems to be wise and foolish. I look forward to going both ways.

This is the author's second book. This one has a more CP feel (speaking of which, the author really likes fighting against Lu and his wife [face covering])

There is no big frame structure of the description, it is all about the mentality of ordinary people in daily life. It is a very delicate description, and it can be reasonably rounded out even if the plot is hidden. Because it's not a cool novel, I guess the rating is low. This novel is actually quite good, and I like it more than the novels rated 9 or above on Tomato.

Except for the fact that the first child has always been hidden, and the heart-wrenching irritability of the viewers, everything else is very good, and the plot is also very humorous, not humor based on jokes. The characters are also fleshed out, and there are no characters that are too disgusting. I also like the interaction between the male and female protagonists, and the sweetness can be seen in daily life