The Male Lead Picked the Wrong One

After reading it, I feel that the characters are well-developed and the reading is very smooth. If you ignore my moral integrity, it would have been shattered to pieces. Um. It's just that there are no ratings yet, and it's a completed article. When I was reading it, I was thinking that this would not be a full-text article. It's so awesome. Then I added a few more tags [heartthrob] [forced love] [resurrection] Hmm. There are also whether the original owner's hole has not been filled yet (staring), and how the body in the modern world comes to life (staring). Then there is the love line, yes, I just like the heartthrob plot (), and this is the end of the main story, will there be an extra [admiration], such as the if line when Chu Xi is reborn and poisons Jiang Heng, he is directly given the antidote or something (this is the poison that Chu Xi has given, Chu Xi should not have the antidote), I saw that it was Chu Xi who poisoned Jiang Heng and then died. Hou has been thinking about why Chu Xi detoxified Jiang Heng five years ago. In this case, the toxins would not have accumulated as much in five years, and he would not have died (from Chu Xi's perspective). But suddenly he thought that another reason why Jiang Heng died was that the chosen male protagonist did not become the emperor. Then Chu Xi could get rid of the problem by simply detoxifying Jiang Heng and joining forces with Jiang Heng to become the emperor. It is said that Chu Xi is an alternative plan, and when I look at the mission progress, I always feel that the task progress refers to Chu Xi's mission progress, not Chu Rong's. After all, Chu Xi is getting closer to the throne at every node, right? Before becoming the crown prince for the last time, Chu Xi and Chu Rong talked and the task progress increased. I thought it was after their discussion that Chu Rong gave up the fight for the crown prince's position. It was later confirmed that this was indeed the case. But since the task progress has increased, the record should be Chu Xi's progress. In the end, Chu Xi still failed in the task of becoming emperor. I can't figure it out. There is also the matter of Pei Wang's misunderstanding. If I remember correctly, Chu Xi did not explain to Jiang Heng that the misty was caused by Pei Wang and deliberately let Jiang Heng sleep with him to scorn him. Jiang Heng always thought that Pei Wang was a modest gentleman (although Pei Wang did seem to be so on the surface, but how could a modest gentleman charm the person he likes and then directly scorn him)? Damn it, if you write a side story, you must explain this XX And Chu Rong, although it was explained in the end that Chu Rong got married, I always felt uncomfortable in my heart. Chu Rong liked Jiang Heng so much before. Should I just let go of the five-year relationship? It would be nice if there was a personal crush on her, which could make up for Chu Rong's regrets, hey. I still feel that the author really packed a lot of things into this short 77 chapters, which is very, very powerful, and the characters in it are also very human. I haven't seen such a comfortable article in Tomato for a long time. Although there are still many regrets in it, I still like it very much. O(≧▽≦)O

The rhythm is tight, the emotional line and the interaction between the two are very good, but the ending is a little rushed, and the overall impression is good

It looks good but the ending is a bit rushed

Cool... Super recommended

Hehehe, I have to watch this setting. Baby teeth are delicious.

I've read the first few chapters and it's my favorite plot. It's pretty good 😳