Peach Blossom Wine in Spring

I don't like it very much. I feel that the character of the person chosen later is not very good. Well, the heroine was originally born prematurely and has poor brain function. He hopes that the daughter she gives birth to will not be too smart like her. What does that mean? He should be thinking that the young master doesn't know the world. Isn't the world very easy for women? Shouldn't he want her to be smart, brave, upbeat, and able to protect herself? And the thousand arrows piercing the heart were given to the prince's male partner. In this past life, the prince was not the one who brought the thousand arrows piercing the heart to the heroine. Didn't she go to find her herself, and then she fired the arrows and she didn't run away? Shouldn't the prince be blamed for this? Why didn't the prince's tragic ending be written out? It feels like it was forced to give the story some height. That is, his sister takes over the government later on, and a large part of it is devoted to emotional entanglements. The key point is that it is not very sweet, especially the last sentence!!

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking