After Reincarnating as a Maid, I Was Forced into Love by a Cold, Powerful Minister

After reading the updated version, the author's introduction is very well written. The male protagonist is really from ancient times. I feel that the current male protagonist is really coercive to the female protagonist. I don't feel that he loves her much. I feel that the female protagonist is really miserable. She originally lived a good life in modern times, but the author's writing is good and the pace of the article is relatively reasonable and compact.

I have read a few chapters so far, and I feel that it is very unpleasant and makes me tongue-tied. The female protagonist is very good. She could have relied on her skills to let herself and her family live a happy and ordinary life. However, she was attracted by the male protagonist and became a canary, and her own thoughts were constrained. [Petrochemical]

At present, it seems that the female protagonist and the male protagonist are together to be the female protagonist, so I hope that the male and female protagonists will not be together.

I think the heroine should go back to modern times, and the hero can go back with her. After all, ancient times were really much weaker. The woman is not an orphan. There are relatives who love her in the modern world!

From the front, it looks like I feel psychologically uncomfortable.

It's better to die than watch it, ugh

It really looks like the novel I've read, The Outer Chamber written by Qu Zhumian😂

There are so many bad things, I was so angry when I read them. It's not a good article, it's all frustrating and brainless.

Canary, no freedom. . .

6666, I can't bear it anymore. After reading more than 30 chapters, this is simply a disaster for the heroine. This man is not only narcissistic, but also verbally humiliates her. He also forces the heroine to be a concubine and has a sexual relationship with her, and he also uses tricks to get her into trouble. Because the male protagonist's mother promised to leave the house before her death, and because the female protagonist found someone to marry in ancient society, she could have left the house and lived a good life. She also used her hard-earned silver to buy a shop. The male protagonist used tricks to close the shop and arrest the heroine's brother. The heroine was pitiful. In the face of real interests, the family looked at the heroine for the rest of her life as their life-saving straw, and asked the heroine for help. The second half of the master's life is not worth mentioning at all. Compared with the heroine's modern life, it is simply true. He really lost his wife and lost his army. He begged a man. Originally, the man used means, condescending words and humiliation, as if it was a gift from heaven. "Then you can be a foreign wife. Don't be dissatisfied. This is a gift I reward. Maybe I will get tired of you in a year or two. Also, next year I will marry my wife and fix you~" Heroine, if you have the guts to fall in love with him, you're doomed. After reading the introduction, I hope it is as good as the introduction. I just think that the heroine does not need such a high-level love that means she will fall to the altar. Is this kind of love love? The fundamental nature of human beings is to be good.