On Our Wedding Night, We Both Poisoned Each Other to See Who Was Crueler

The overall feeling after watching it is that it feels comfortable [heartfelt] and the plot is reasonable and refreshing. The heroine and the hero are both normal people with intelligence! ! Even if the male protagonist has not fallen in love with the female protagonist, he still respects and protects the female protagonist. The female protagonist is not in love, and while she can protect herself well, she will not ignore the kindness the male protagonist treats her, and knows how to be grateful and reciprocate. How rare is this in romances where scumbag men and bitchy women are rampant [almost crying] The male protagonist in this book has not even fallen in love with the female protagonist, but he has already done more than the male protagonist in some novels who loves the female protagonist deeply. On the first day, he defended the status of the heroine's wife, and on the third day, he helped the heroine get back the misappropriated dowry. What a good man [Sending Hearts]

Well enough. The male and female protagonists are both good, and the transition is relatively natural. There is no such plot point as the female protagonist becoming a nymphomaniac and constantly getting into trouble, while the male protagonist falls in love with her as soon as she comes. The female protagonist is adaptable, smart, and knows how to assess the situation. She loves herself, so even if the male protagonist agrees to give her the antidote, she doesn't dare to believe it all. She will seek verification for herself. Being suspicious by nature is an advantage in my opinion, and I like it. The male protagonist is not bad, he has brains and conscience. He does not marry the female protagonist voluntarily, but he will treat her with a minimum of respect for his wife. Unlike other male protagonists, who will take out their anger on innocent women when encountering such a situation. He didn't fall in love with the heroine, but he would vent his anger for her. He didn't look down on her because she was a woman, and he even cooperated with her. The hero was not stingy at all about the welfare benefits that the heroine received from her husband's family. I like this kind of dual-power character design, and the emotional transition is natural, but I just feel that the first part is very exciting, and the second part feels a bit like I can't keep up. It's too bland. Overall, it's pretty good. There are no big surprises. It's worth encouraging.

What a great story. In the early stage, I felt that the heroine was very successfully portrayed. She is really sensitive and thoughtful, and even turned into a left-leaning girl by the long-term house fighting. The male protagonist, in addition to the vague background introduction, gave me a feeling of assisting in shaping the female protagonist. Many times the male protagonist's words made me feel, oh, it turns out that this is not the right thing, and was led astray by the female protagonist, so in turn, he shaped the female protagonist. When I saw the later stage, that is, who the male protagonist supported, I really felt that my blood suddenly surged, and I suddenly realized that this was not a regular ancient novel, this was about a queen! This is the male protagonist I want! [Love][love][love] In addition, the growth line of the heroine is actually quite clear. It is obvious that from the beginning, she was scheming but not aware of the overall situation, and her paranoid mind and means were limited. Later, she gave up on pure revenge and keenly and decisively uncovered a major case of collaboration with the enemy and treason, not for herself, but for the heroes, and for the land and people. It's really touching! I felt so comfortable reading the whole article. I liked it so much.

Watching the daily fights between the male and female protagonists makes people feel very comfortable. The male protagonist's mother is also very good as a mother-in-law. The female protagonist managed to find a good in-law. The rating is low, but it does not affect my love. I am still unsatisfied after watching it [Thinking] Again, I feel that it is not only the high-scoring ones that are worth watching, but some low-scoring ones are more comfortable to watch, haha

The interaction between the male and female protagonists is so funny😦The male protagonist is so venomous that he often silences each other and makes me laugh to death. The little couple is so cute. I still like it after watching it again. It's so funny how the two of them are so funny. I also want to watch the follow-up of 40w where the male and female protagonists bicker about life after marriage.

Very well written, unconventional, highly recommended

Qu Lanshan must be bad

Nothing more to say, support.

Marriage first, love later, the skills of the male protagonist and female protagonist are online

It's quite interesting to watch. The process between the male and female protagonists seems to have lost the ambiguity. The male protagonist just bickers and becomes a little enemy to the point where I can't live without you. It's a bit abrupt but it doesn't affect the progress of other plots.