The Capital’s Number-One Spoiled Couple

I really love the characters of the male and female protagonists. Although they are salty characters, their abilities are incredible, and the plot is compact and not far-fetched. The most important thing is that the supporting characters have their own main plot, and they do not have to be related to the protagonist. (In Guyan, I don't really like two men competing for one woman, two women competing for one man, and even if the protagonist has a slightly ambiguous tendency, I will pass it. This book is in line with my taste [full]) [Please update][Please update] In the later period, both the male and female protagonists became backgrounds [face-covering] [face-covering] [face-covering]

Bride, new mother. . This is indeed what it means. The heroine has found a partner who is leisurely and simple. The hero is a brainless puppy, and the heroine is the mother of a puppy (no ridicule, haha) The male protagonist is responsible for being a puppy who can play freely, because his status allows him not to worry. The female protagonist uses his identity to open a comfortable and wealthy nest, and at the same time, the new mother helps him take care of him. . That's right. . It's just that I'm a little tired of watching the heroine, the new mother-in-law, patch up the hero all the time.

Attribute: female channel POV: heroine Emotional relationship: 1v1, double clean, single male protagonist Type: fictional ancient times, bg romance Evaluation: I have seen the 66 chapters that have been updated so far. They are more daily-oriented. The male protagonist is a relatively innocent younger brother type. He respects and cares for the female protagonist. After the female protagonist is reborn, the relationship between the couple is smooth and smooth. It is relatively warm. It is okay to relax and read. As for the emperor, it can be seen that the next emperor is a princess. Both male and female protagonists have no ambitions and live a stable life.

The Easy Cookies article is not so much an article about marriage first, love later, but actually a group portrait article in ancient Chinese, intersecting the disputes between aristocratic families and imperial power. The characters are also remarkable. To be honest, it is the female protagonist who brings the perspective, but because it is too salty, the male and female protagonists also got married early, resulting in the female protagonist not having strong subjective initiative. Just encounter problems and solve them. Fortunately, in the context of other supporting characters and power struggles, the heroine cannot stay out of the matter, and she is always solving the problems that arise. Moreover, the queen and the eldest princess do have good intentions. I look forward to a rich plot in the future, so look forward to it.

It's super good-looking, I finished reading it in one sitting, and there's nothing to complain about. Compared with many books with the title of big heroine, it is more upright and has a big heroine. The plot is really plotting, and it is not limited to the little love in the backyard. The father-in-law who is pocketing the money in the back house of the palace is also solved very quickly without any delay. The latest update of the case of privately hiding government rations brought about by the magical medicine is so beautiful, layer by layer, the clouds are cleared away, and each link is linked one by one. There are very few lines between the male and female protagonists, so those who like Machiavellian detectives can go for it. It's good to read. This is a novel I've read for more than ten years.

It looks good, the heroine has a strategy, and she also has a way of making salted fish. Although the male protagonist is not an alpha male protagonist, he is cute and lovable, and his relationship with the female protagonist is also very warm. The characters and story of this article are also very unique. It is not a cookie-cutter two-power novel. It looks comfortable and peaceful, and makes my heart feel warm! It's just that I wrote too little, please do more work.

Absolutely. First of all, I was completely fascinated by the heroine's intelligence. She is not the kind of forced improvement like some novels, but the kind of intelligence that can really be felt. Next is the male protagonist, who has no surprises at all. What I can accept is that the female protagonist and the male protagonist can have various personalities, but not both (all aspects). The second is the supporting roles. I think as long as the protagonist is good enough, the supporting characters won't steal the audience's attention. The protagonist and supporting characters in this novel are all so vivid. What I feel is that Li Zhao is good, the Queen is good, the Emperor is good, Li Ye is also good, and even the Queen Mother, Xiao Lingyi, and stepmother Li are all good. No one is black and white, they all have advantages and disadvantages. So I think the Queen Mother and Mrs. Li are what normal people should be, and they are much higher than the normal standard. Although the Queen Mother favors boys over girls, as for the heroine, she did not talk to the heroine and chose to stop talking in the Queen Mother's palace. I don't know how to express what I mean, but for me, it's good enough. A good novel~

Very very beautiful! The characters of both the male and female protagonists are very good, very lively and full, and there are no routines. Although the female protagonist is lying flat, her brain works very fast. She works silently in the dark, sees through but does not expose, and has a feeling of knowing the world but not being sophisticated. The male protagonist is not an ordinary playboy and dogfighter. He has the feeling of being as wise as a fool. The clear young man who was favored by the royal family has grown up with a sincere heart. A lot of the foreshadowing is particularly good, and the other characters also have their own characteristics. I read some comments saying that there were fewer male and female protagonists in the later stages, and they always wrote about other people. I thought it was okay. There was a highlight moment for the male protagonist towards the end, which also fulfilled the logic that the female protagonist would be reborn. Overall, I felt it was very complete.

After two days, we finally tied it. The male protagonist is sincere and cute, and the female protagonist is a wealthy and idle person in this life. She doesn't say she wants to take revenge on her ex-husband and his family, she just lives her own life, which is pretty good. The eldest princess, the queen, and the ordinary attendants all have very distinct personalities. What's more surprising is that the servants and girls here are very smart and know how to persuade their masters, which is rare.

It's so cute, I almost finished reading it and couldn't bear to let it go. I stopped raising it until I get married. I don't know how the author arranges for his heirs, no one is the best. After all, except for the little sister, all the people are fine, and the heroine will start to be lively when she is pregnant with a queen mother. Compared with how the hero and heroine can speak and use their strength to protect their world, they are more looking forward to the young couple helping the eldest princess to become Feng Aotian.