[Matriarchy] [QCQS] [Reverse Niu] [Harem]
"A marriage contract can establish a bond, but it can't command the heart."
Xie Zhaoxue was exceptionally beautiful, yet his body was frail with illness. His eyes were veiled in white silk, and he looked as if the slightest touch might shatter him.
He was the only legitimate son of the Xie family, raised like a treasure in their hands, and the fiancé Pei Jingyi had chosen for herself long ago.
The Pei family never broke off the engagement. They sent the marriage contract and delivered the betrothal gifts, sparing no effort to preserve appearances.
But Pei Jingyi didn't care about him.
She always thought that someone like Xie Zhaoxue, with his temperament, his frail body, and their engagement, would sooner or later meekly enter the Pei household.
So she wasn't in a hurry, and she didn't care whether he felt wronged.
Not until more and more people began to protect him, indulge him, and desire him:
His elder sister returned to the capital from the frontier just to stand up for him;
His younger sister stayed by his side, wary of anyone who came near;
His maid refused to let him suffer even the slightest cold shoulder;
His bodyguard would rather bleed than let him come to harm;
The daughters of noble houses wanted to wrest him from the marriage contract, while a female general from the north was practically ready to carry him off herself.
Only then did Pei Jingyi belatedly understand:
It wasn't that she had lost Xie Zhaoxue.
She had never truly had him to begin with.
I've finished reading it, so far it's up to the latest chapter 53. Let me start with the conclusion: it looks very good. So far, the portrayal of the male protagonist has been written from the perspective of a third person. Although there is no psychological description, the portrayal of the male protagonist is indeed very high. Being talented and strategic is a bonus. Furthermore, let's talk about the fiancée, one of the female protagonists. In essence, she is also intelligent, but her feelings for the male protagonist are not that deep (at least according to the current plot performance). In addition, the male protagonist's character creation makes the fiancée's character bias towards the side of Zhigao. To be better understood, she is a typical eldest lady who wants to live her own life and does not want to accept the family's fate. The subsequent portrayal is actually very clear that she is constantly maturing and growing. As for the other characters, the one who is most impressive to me right now is the immature and trouble-making sister of the male protagonist, who slips out of control at a critical moment and does bad things with good intentions. It's not that her portrayal is poisonous, but I think this sister is actually the breakthrough point. After all, it is not a system story and the other party's brain is online. If something goes wrong in the plan but it does not affect the achievement of the goal, it is the best. In short, in fact, I personally recommend books that can last for a while. After all, there are so few books written that it can be read in less than half a day. I look forward to the follow-up! ❤️
Looking at the label and introduction, I thought it was a male stud story, but I didn't expect it to be so delicate and give me the feeling of a sweet pet story. The male protagonist is thoughtful and well-mannered. The plot unfolds at a slow pace, and the fiancée's neglect and the love of the people around him are revealed bit by bit. I really enjoyed reading it.
The copywriting is very cute, but it's a pity that the pace of writing the main text is too slow. The apology turned into a scene of acting out, and they didn't break off the engagement directly. The male protagonist's family must be too decent, so decent that it's a bit aggrieved.
The plot is well written and the writing style is unique, but the progress feels a bit slow. I don't know how long it will take to get to the crematorium🍉
It feels a bit like "Chang'an Twelve Chens", but the plot is more stable and less twists and turns.
It's very interesting. I like the male protagonist's character. He's quiet, sensible, gentle but not weak. Come on, author.
Is there a crematorium for Pei Chuifu?