Matriarchy: The Favor of a Noble Lord from a Foreign Land

It's good to watch, and it's rare to find a heroine with a more logical and down-to-earth world line, and the protagonist's character is finally not a moron. The protagonist Wang Wujiu's character design is also very rich. Because he is a prince, his personality is relatively self-centered, but he treats his family and friends with the enthusiasm of a young man. The emperor loves his youngest daughter very much, but the emperor must first be an emperor, so when she treats the prince and her youngest daughter as an emperor, she must first consider the issue of the heir. There are also some other settings, and the author's logic can convince me. I am looking forward to how the author will write about Wang Wujiu's growth later, from dreaming of becoming a general to finally becoming an emperor. The author must continue writing it!

The author is great. The setting in this book is very attractive, and the maternal inheritance in it is also very tender. The point of view of "a child's eternal love for his mother" put forward by Helan's perspective is really the first time I have seen it in a novel. It is really novel and great! Then I read the title and introduction of the book and it said that the main male protagonist is He Lanwen, but I have some doubts that the female protagonist Wang Wujiu will really fall in love with the male protagonist in the end? Now I feel that the only person the female protagonist has the feeling of "love" is Gu. It is both first love and regret between the two people. It also seems to imply that the female protagonist should also marry Gu when she becomes the prince. The other two side princes and Ah Heng include the male protagonist. , I feel that the female protagonist likes it because she likes good colors (of course it is human nature to like good colors), but because the male protagonist is a good person, she respects and protects him more. There must be a feeling of liking, but the more essential point is to safeguard the common interests of the wife and husband. In fact, no matter who is the real husband of the heroine, I feel that the heroine will protect it, so I personally feel that the prospects for the relationship between the male and female protagonists are not good at the moment. In addition, the relationship between the heroine and her sister is good, but currently it seems that the sister is likely to be killed by the hero's mother country. If this is the case, it feels that it is difficult for the male and female protagonists to have love, and it feels that it is difficult for the male protagonist to survive. Of course, it feels like the heroine is still a "child" at the moment, and I don't know how she will grow. Because at first when I read the title and introduction, I thought it was a sweet novel, and I read it with the idea that the heroine and the hero would fall in love in the end. But after reading about thirty chapters, I felt that it is difficult to fall in true love, and that the hero will be "relegated to the side" in the future. There is also a "single favorite" in the historical records. I don't know if I thought too much. I thought that this "historical record" may be the author's little ingenuity, implying that the so-called "single favor" of the male protagonist later is a political need, so the relationship between the two may be a sadistic novel? If it was a abusive article, I might have to run away. I'm so sorry to the author. But in the end, if it is true that I overthink it, and the two of them are in love and sweet, then I will definitely follow it and watch it. I wonder if the author can give me a reassurance [give heart] [give heart] [give heart] ps. It doesn't matter if you don't. (The setting of the article is really nice and interesting, but my personal xp is that if the two people are in love by default at the beginning, I will have an exclusive desire for the relationship between the two, haha. Of course, I will not try to change the author's writing direction. Please feel free to create according to your own needs and ideas!)

I think it's really nice. The author made me recognize a lot of uncommon words.