After Falling Into Miao Territory, I Became the Saint's Gu-Bearing Wife

(If you can't watch the heroine suffering, don't watch it.) It's the first time I've seen a Miao border theme. I'm extremely scared when I think about it carefully, and I'm also scared when I think about it roughly. The female protagonist went to the Miao village to investigate the subject of her thesis, and was involved in the local ceremony to select the wife of the Holy Son. After that, she was forced to get married. She ran away at first, but was found and captured (the process was like a woman who was abducted into the mountains). Later, she went on a hunger strike and was planted by the male protagonist with the concentric mother-child poison. There was a real relationship, and finding her family would not help. The only person the Miao Village can rely on is the male protagonist, and he gradually begins to feel attached to the male protagonist (but I can't tell that he really likes it). The male protagonist doesn't like the female protagonist much, but is more concerned about the future of the Miao Village. Affected by the poison and the general environment, he feels that the female protagonist is gradually assimilated, and even actively accepts the hope that he can have children to stabilize the 1v1 relationship... (Seeing this, I actually still hope the ending will be be) Abandoned it, things are getting worse and worse later on, the heroine has changed her mind, and there is even a verbal rivalry (with her own daughter). Whether it is due to the influence of the poison or the general environment, the gap between her and her at the beginning is too big. If it were he, I would choose to abandon the novel now, for fear that if it continues, I will hate more than love [face covering]

It's very interesting. Although there are many contradictions, people are indeed like this. From the perspective of the male protagonist, because he is the Holy Son and cannot freely choose his wife. He can only marry whoever is his wife by asking the tree to tell him. The reason why he planted the poison is because he wants to keep the female protagonist, maybe at the beginning. It's because of his prestige. If the Holy Son doesn't believe it, the villagers will be in chaos. After falling in love with the heroine, he can only use this method to make her stay. After all, people are selfish. During this period, he also made constant adjustments and changes because of the heroine. In short, the character is very full. From the perspective of the heroine, she has seen the outside scenery and enjoyed the convenience brought by technology. Naturally, she is unwilling to stay in this backward village. She has her parents and brother waiting for her, but she has to stay because of Gu. After getting along with the male protagonist, I feel that the heroine may also like him a little because of his good reasons, and because Gu is a little confused about her own feelings. In short, both protagonists are constantly growing. (This is my personal feeling after watching it. There are flaws. Don't back out because of me. It's really good to watch [crazy]) [Sending my heart] The author will give you a lot of support [Sending my heart]

Is it true that the heroine will never be able to return home... She really looks a bit like a girl who was trafficked to the mountains. And it's still so backward. The women there haven't even finished their studies. She was also forced to be poisoned. When will she be able to get rid of the poison if she stays in such a place... The more I watch, the more I feel sorry for the heroine. But it is undeniable that the author's writing is very beautiful and has a strong sense of immersion😭😭😭🥹

Fortunately, I told myself to lose my mind before opening the tomato🍅, otherwise I would have read this book as a story about "a young girl being abducted to a remote mountain village" [awkward laugh] But the novel is quite interesting (no brain version🧠

Okay, don't worry about so many things when reading novels. As long as the novels are good, come on [blowing kiss] It's a bit hard to watch the back part

The author's description of Tingxi in the first half is brilliant: the prince's sanctity and composure in times of trouble, including his appearance and psychological description, the details of his clothing and silver jewelry, and his personal words and deeds, created an inviolable image in my mind. But in the second half of the story, Tingxi took off layers of armor in front of Rongrong's family, which made me feel both humble and pitiful. I always thought that his ending should not be like this. I understand the multi-faceted character of the novel. According to the development of the plot, Tingxi should not have only one image. Moreover, he is flesh and blood, and he is also an ordinary person with a father and mother. It is just that his identity as the prince forces him to disguise himself for a long time. In the end, he will only show his fragile side when he feels that he is in crisis and will lose everything. So putting aside the reality, I still hope that the male protagonist and the female protagonist can always be together. After all, it is a novel! It is possible to build an illusory and ideal world. The overall plot development is very good, but my selfish preference is for a happy ending that is divorced from reality. (Of course this is just a personal opinion, don't like it if you don't like it!)

It's really beautiful. Ting Xi is very possessive and the author's writing is very good. I highly recommend everyone to watch [Flying Kiss] She ran away from him and chased her, but she couldn't fly [laughing and crying]

I like (ღ˘⌣˘ღ), but I just want to ask if the ending is HE?

I saw that my brother had joined the hospital and stopped watching... I thought there was a reversal, but people in the comment area said that they couldn't get out [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] It's so miserable, it feels like being abducted [cover face]

I hope the heroine's baby will be free