A Guide to Spoiling Her

Very pretty but a bit short

Originally, when I saw Princess An Ning marrying someone else, I really wanted to hit the author. But after seeing this, I felt that Princess An Ning didn't actually like Fu Mingzhang that much.

What is Xiao Baihua's identity? Isn't she the princess's granddaughter? Is there any chapter where she was revealed? Didn't I read everything? I didn't see it.

After reading it, the only thing I struggled with was the heroine's eldest brother and Princess Changle in the article. They were incomplete and very inconsistent. If the author wants to write about it, he should clarify this line. If he doesn't write about it, don't write about it at all. It's very uncomfortable to see it like this now.

Why are all the articles I read incomplete? How did Prince Hulei die? I was so confused that I died.

Come on↖(^ω^)↗

Come on↖(^ω^)↗

It felt like it ended so suddenly... It felt like I was reading a quick-throw novel later on.

I read it in one go, so cool! ! !

If I remember correctly, the author has said in recent reviews that happiness has a happy ending several times, but in the end, after experiencing Prince Hu, it felt like eating a fly in the cake. There is also an author who keeps saying that Xiao Baihua is seeking death, but from reading the whole text, it is not clear that Xiao Baihua is seeking death. Instead, we can see Xiao Baihua's helplessness. Xiao Baihua has not done anything evil in the whole process (except that Mrs. Su deserves to die). To be honest, I quite like Xiao Baihua throughout the whole process. Apart from being a fake county head (although she deceived them, it was because she was controlled since birth and had no choice), she still knows how to advance and retreat, has a good temperament, is beautiful and treats the heroine's family well (although she is jealous of the heroine, but it is human nature), and she has not done anything detrimental to the heroine's family in the whole story. As for wanting to be King Chu's concubine, I really liked King Chu. Being a concubine was normal in that era, and I still felt guilty about Princess Chu. So after being pushed into the trap, I didn't like the fact that I was causing trouble to Princess Chu, so I didn't pursue the matter. In the end, I married someone who loved me (I just don't know if I married because I was being controlled). To be honest, she is quite suitable to be the heroine of a book.