Matriarchy: I'll Take This Easy Ride First

The heroine is really as casual and transparent as the author wrote, gentle and powerful, and you can feel her unique personality charm. The character is really well created, the heroine deserves to be loved, and other characters will not take the spotlight at all. I think this is the true love for a daughter [love]. It is not like some novels where the heroine is loved inexplicably, and the heroine is completely written as a leather case [Chigua]

The writing is so beautiful, I think the prince is also delicious [laughs] Kuai zai zai, Jun Chen is really delicious. I like Feng Lai very much. Firstly, I think Sister Yue's spouse should have the ability to protect himself. After all, Sister Yue's position is quite hateful. Secondly, Sister Yue likes him, and he is not ugly, but he does not conform to the mainstream aesthetics. So far, I feel that Sister Yue is very attractive. I really like this kind of gentle but sharp protagonist. I am so excited that I can't wait to push these men away and act in an episode. The last two chapters have been very tiring. After working hard at night, I still have to worry about my family. When can we start to live in peace?

It's okay. The prince in the front is very good at twisting things. I don't know why the adopted son in the back becomes very sinister. His parts in the back are basically skipping. The heroine is very casual, and her friendship with the prince is also very friendly (friendly). There are no insulting words about the heroine, and it is well received.

The writing is very good. The heroine has a good outlook on life, has a gentle and handsome image, and is graceful and graceful. But it's relatively neutral, and the transformation into a man doesn't seem to be inconsistent at all. Personally, I feel that the male supporting characters are not very likable.

I really like the heroine, she is really charming. Although she wants to be a weakling, she is also working hard to become stronger. Although she seems greedy for money, she just wants to live a better life. The author is very good at shaping the heroine. I saw a vivid, strong and warm Lu Gongyue, and I felt that falling in love with her is human nature. In addition, the author pays great attention to some vocabulary. For example, neutral words such as son and son are all female by default, and only male servants such as young men and servants specifically refer to men. I see that there is actually a bit of separation in the back, which has nothing to do with being a soft rice. Every step of the heroine's journey is done by herself, no man helps her, and the character of the heroine is very different from the previous period. The heroine in the early period will have her own little thoughts, lively and vivid, and the follow-up author will jump directly to 5 years later. The heroine's character is very calm, and she has begun to become upright. It is different from the painting style in front of her. It feels like a new heroine has grown.

My wife's shaping ability is so strong! I look like I'm going to fall in love with the heroine, and I'll have a crush on someone like her when I meet her. It's just that the title of the book doesn't quite fit the content. The content is very good, but the title of the book makes the heroine very incompetent, as if she made a fortune by eating soft food. It's easy to be biased by the title of the book before reading all the content. I couldn't find the book to read, so I clicked in to read it. I didn't expect it to be very good.

Okay, okay, girls' heroines are real heroines, and the author's writing is also very good.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking. My personal opinion is that I don't like the wind coming. Since this is a novel about a female protagonist, I want to see all kinds of men trying to please the female protagonist, and do whatever it takes to become the heroine. I want to see all kinds of infatuated men and women. I don't want to see the heroine being very affectionate and one-on-one. Moreover, people are all vain. Others think Feng Lai is ugly and marrying the heroine is an insult to the heroine. Only the heroine appreciates him. I want to say that this kind of plot is outdated a long time ago, okay? People are all vain, so why should I like something that others don't like? Besides, only he himself knows his innocence. Moreover, it was foreshadowed from the beginning that Xiaobai likes the heroine. However, in the updated chapter 104, there is still no action and no progress. I feel very uncomfortable watching it.

I like the heroine, she is really charming What are you doing? The heroine is either forced by that or forced by this. It is clearly written well before. I understand that the author is not writing about 1v1, but when they are together, can they handle the details of their daily interactions better? Why does the heroine always have to take care of them? Why does the heroine always have to coax them, especially Bai, every time? He is looking for trouble or makes the heroine feel distressed. I feel very tired. I feel tired just watching. The heroine has to worry about him and take care of him. Isn't it tiring? Can you be more sensible? I'm really convinced. The heroine has been forced in the back, and the writing is not as good as before. Can you return the aura of the protagonist to the protagonist? Can you let the protagonist have the treatment of the protagonist???? If I had known it would be like this later, I might as well not have watched it, speechless After Bai succeeded, he was not punished at all, showed no remorse, and did not apologize. The heroine still had to coax him, which was really frustrating. Moreover, he did things by himself several times in the early stage to make the heroine worry about him taking care of him. He did not give an explanation later. The heroine still did not know the facts and was simply played like a H. (Where did he feel? If he was not the heroine, I would have thought he was mistaken for a mother-in-law.) Author, your portrayal really hurt me.

Why is it called a female master? You can call it a female gentleman.