Born to Be the Principal Wife

The issue that everyone crushes, the protagonist of this book and all the supporting actors and actresses, in the end, the people around them are not the people who made my heart move at the beginning. For the Wang Xi Qi Da section, it is not so much the dispute between red and white roses, but the growing debate between crush and long flowing water. The so-called startling glances that Qi Dayu, Si and Qi Er gave to Shang Xiaobaihua actually had no actual communication. Shang's charming appearance is obvious, and coupled with his unintentional amorous feelings, the crush of these three men is more motivated by lust. Even if they met later, their treatment of Xiao Baihua was limited to coquettishness and possessiveness, without real love and respect. The crush between Wang Xi and Brother You was an electric confrontation, and their temperament and appearance were imprinted in each other's hearts like stone carvings. However, the indirect contact over the past few years, neither far nor close, has not broken the filter of youth. The daily details have made their image of the person in their hearts more and more true: "He/she should have been such a person, worthy of my love." In the siege of the city, Brother You and Wang Xi were forced to rely on each other, but they also had the opportunity to reveal more of themselves. Two people who have always been gentle shouted "that's the right person" time and time again in their hearts, almost breaking through the seal. Looking into the distance on a moonlit night, holding back the anger in their hearts, was the echo and final song of their thoughts. For Xi, it is an unparalleled sublimation and perfection in the career of a housekeeper who has experienced cracks. The biggest regrets about You Xi CP's BE pair are that, firstly, Brother You only appears a few times, showing his unparalleled male protagonist temperament every time. Secondly, this pair is a match in appearance and temperament in every sense. It is conceivable that even after the crush dissipates and the enthusiasm subsides, it is certain that they will live happily ever after. Regarding the temperament of the male protagonist, another point is that after Qi Er died in the line of duty, Shang Xiaobaihua came out to express condolences to Brother You. Among the male characters with a surname, Brother You is the only one who has not been captured after Xiao Baihua (unknowingly) showed off his graceful and charming charm. As for the literal male and female protagonist Qi Dawangxi, the most compatible thing about the two is that they are emotionally tolerant and restrained. Because of their family, personality and fate, they both pretend to be well-behaved and "fulfill other people's expectations", but they also reluctantly retain the small outlet of their nature. Qi Da thought that his little bit of untimely rebellion and "vulgarity" had no place to put it, until Shang Xiaobaihua, who once made his heart ripple, appeared in front of him, allowing him to find the goal of his ripples. In fact, most of his operations on Xiao Baihua followed the trend and did not break through his heart. On the contrary, the rare moments of madness and loss of control were all due to misjudgment of Xi. Finally, when Qi Da was borrowing food, he knelt in front of his father-in-law and said: "After reading this letter that day, my son-in-law has secretly vowed that no matter whether the wife is born or not, I will only have the ear of the wife in my life." After learning that You Xi and the two had the same mind, he said: "I made an oath in front of your father that if there is an heir, it will be born to you alone." The same oath has differences. The previous version was about loyalty and affection. Whether there is a child or not (judging from the situation at the time, the possibility of no is very high), Yan Yanxi must be his only partner. The latter version is that Qi Da finally realizes his unstoppable possessiveness towards Xi, not mentioning the possibility of "infertile childbirth", because at this moment the only solution for them to break the situation is to let Xi return to his physical and mental place through the connection of blood relatives. The biggest characteristic of Xi is that his emotions and spirit are not consumed internally. After her crush on Brother You came to an abrupt end, she calmed down and naturally showed every bit of her sincerity in the ordinary but warm married life with Qi Da. A woman like Xi talks directly to people's hearts, deals with things in detail, acts neatly and logically, and never loses her internal energy in vain. However, in such a refreshing stream, people will recall the wrong rice dumplings they ate last night, and they will start to doubt that they are "really stupid", which is even more heartbreaking. As a romantic hero, Qi Da, who had true feelings for Crush after marriage, is indeed unforgivable. But as an ancient husband, Qi Da treated Xi with respect, tenderness, passion and appreciation. After the relationship froze, he did not regret Xi's efforts in losing the enjoyment he had enjoyed in the past, but showed genuine concern for Xi. It can be considered passable, and the focus is on truth. Qi Da's single arrow against Shang Xiaobaihua is really the hero's temperament. After many efforts, he received countless cold looks. Xiaobaihua only sees him as any other middle-aged salty guy. The male protagonist, who both cats and dogs dislike, is given to the female protagonist, and the charm value falls below. But on the other hand, what you don't have is always in turmoil. He always "can't get it", but the male protagonist can calmly let go. This is also the end of the crush willingly. As long as a person's heart beats, crushing is unavoidable. It is a big taboo in the romance area to have "heartbeats" for non-heroines, but in the secular world, it is difficult for ordinary people to have a heart like an ancient well, without any ripples. The friendship and resonance between fellow travelers is a rare long-term relationship. What made Qi Da unbearable was not his crush, but how he dealt with this man in a flash of heat. However, even if he had experienced this unbearable situation, it could not be said that the friendship and resonance between him and Xi had never existed before, nor could it ever exist again. The blank space lies in the reader's personal understanding and self-projection of married life, or the author is too lazy to continue the story. The author's writing style is very good and he writes with great care, but the subject matter and characters are too unpopular. With the author's concise and heart-wrenching writing skills that follow the Youxi line, I wonder if it is possible to write a real HE again that is so sweet that it is heart-wrenchingly sweet?

This article is worth reading again and again! In fact, when I watched it at the end, I still wondered whether Rui'er's injury had something to do with Qi Mei. If someone like You Er marries Rui'er, will he treat his wife like Qi Dayi did in the beginning? The comment section is full of discussions about the male protagonist and the second male lead, and how they want the second male lead to be promoted. But in fact, from a certain perspective, Zeng Mo is the same type of person as Wang Xi to a certain extent. In fact, Zeng Mo knew from the beginning that her husband regarded his best friend as Bai Yueguang. Therefore, the friendship between Wang Xi and Zeng Mo is really valuable. They are the kind of adults who can express their emotions and established facts. The author is so clever in leaving blank space ~ so much so that I really want to read the ten extra chapters [cheek-holding]

You Sicheng is more attractive than the male protagonist, so it would be a pity to miss the female protagonist. I can only watch the ending of the male protagonist who wants and needs virtue.

After reading it, I thought a lot and felt like I was holding my breath in my heart. Just reading these words was enough to choke me. I couldn't imagine how difficult it was for the heroine who really lived in these words. I couldn't even think about how millions of ancient women had to struggle in an environment that was much more unfortunate than the heroine. The disgusting feudal era, the disgusting so-called virtues, the disgusting delusional wife and concubine Tian Xiang who forced people to have sex on the bed, fuck you! (A curse from the new era after a thousand years)

This male protagonist is so funny. Bai Yueguang, who worked hard to get him back, loves his own brother. The wife Ming Media is marrying loves him and is sworn brother. He also made up many ridiculous things in his own imagination about how to make things difficult for his wives and concubines. There is only one concubine who was forced to love him, but he has high vision and looks down on others. It is pitiful and ridiculous.

When I read this book, I thought it was quite interesting that everyone has different interpretations of the book. There is even a story about the heroine giving a girl to the hero. I don't know if the version has been revised, but I haven't seen this plot anyway. After reading it myself, I just felt that it was still full of meaning and lingering in my mind. The author's writing style is really good. He wrote half of it and left half of it, which made me scratch my head and scratch my head. After reading it, I didn't know whether I understood what the author wanted to express. But at the same time, it is very delicate, and the hearts of the male and female protagonists are very clear in many side descriptions. I like the heroine Wang Xi very much. She is knowledgeable about world affairs, sophisticated in human relations, and kind and righteous. The author did not specifically write about the appearance of the heroine. He only wrote that the maid thinks that the monk lady is no worse than the lady, and she can make Yu Da fall in love at first sight, so I think the heroine must also be a dignified and generous beauty. She and Qi Da had a very typical feudal marriage. They respected each other as guests, the husband respected his wife, and they were tolerant and restrained. Until Shang appeared, the heroine should have realized that she loved Qi Da and could not accept that her husband had someone else in his heart. But she is a real wife and cannot blame her husband or leave. She can only cut off her love for her husband step by step and retreat to the role of a housekeeper. She treats Qi Da like a colleague and a superior. Only by letting her mind be free can she not suffer from herself. This process was silent and painful: in order for Qi Da to taste the warm fat cake, she could sit by the charcoal fire and wait for hours, but when Qi Da smelled of other people, she actually shed tears, so she would not prepare supper for Qi Da later. After hearing Qi Min say that Qi Da married her because of power and interests, his eyes were sore and his mouth was bitter. I feel like vomiting when I eat the rice dumplings that Qi Da brought to Shang. When Qi Dawei maintained his pretentious attitude, she would hate herself for being such an idiot. She must have been desperate. In the war-torn Hangzhou, You Da not only saved the heroine's life, but also saved the heroine's withered heart. He also saved the readers from the pain of reading the article. "Jianghu night rain, life has regrets, this moment is enough." Reminds me of the covered bridge wet dream, Robert said to Francis, such a sure love only once in a lifetime. The two never met again, but they spent the rest of their lives with this love. Meeting you for the first time is like returning from an old friend. Qi Da and Wang Xi's love at first sight was based on seeing themselves in each other. They are the same kind of people, so if they didn't miss it, I think Wang Xi's marriage would be happier. The male protagonist is Qi Da. Some people say that Shang Yuerong is his Bai Yueguang, but I don't think so. Bai Yueguang is a beautiful word. I think it should describe what Wang Xi is to Qida. I felt like he was trying to save Feng Chen, and he was interested in Shang because of his care for his mentor's daughter. He was attracted by Shang's beauty and his desire to resist, but his relationship with his wife was too dull and stereotyped. His prosperous career may have made him want to pursue something new and exciting. As a man in the feudal era, he had every right to do so without any criticism. I think his love for the heroine gradually became clear in the process of loss, and it is deeper than he thought. On the night of his second brother's imperial examination, when the family was having a good time, he would suddenly miss his wife very much, and he would miss his one-night-long conversation with his wife because of his mistake in taking the exam. He is very sensitive to his wife's emotions. When faced with Shang's problems and the heroine's many games, the heroine didn't even need to say a word before he flinched. In the relationship between the two of them, I feel that Qi Da is in a low position, while the heroine is free and easy to control. If you are ruthless, I will give up and be decisive. As for Qi Da, when faced with his wife's indifference and distance, he would be surprised and happy for a while, empty and bored for a while, and his collar would get wet even in the carriage covered with heavy shade. The quarrels with his wife got out of control time and time again. With a character like his, he shouldn't be able to say anything touching, only hate. In addition to loving the heroine, he is also dependent on the heroine. The heroine is his strong backing and political resource. He cannot do without the heroine, but the heroine is not inseparable from him, she just has no way to leave. Finally, he said to the heroine, if there is an heir, it will be born to you alone. This is different from what he said in front of his father-in-law. I did not understand the meaning. Let's talk about Shang Yuerong, her experience is indeed pitiable. It's just that every time she appears, she cries and trembles, as if the whole world owes her, as if she has been greatly wronged. Beauty and weakness are her assets. She needs to rely on Qi Da to survive and accept Qi Da's help, but she doesn't like Qi Da and doesn't want to commit to him. According to Qisi's description before she died, she and Qisi should have met in Dongyuan, and she accidentally bumped into Qisi's arms. How could she be careless? Just like that smile when I met Qi Da and Yu Si when I was walking on the moon. Aren't you a lady? Faced with Qisi's marriage proposal, she also refused. She really succeeded in seduce everyone and rejected everyone equally. I hope I can finally get married with Qisi in my next life. I like this work very much. Every character is very good. I spent several days thinking about it after reading it.

The final touch is indeed the finishing touch, marry a wife with power, marry a virtuous wife

I watched it in a hurry last year before joining V. I came across this article in my favorites a few days ago. I saw that the author had made some changes, so I accidentally came in and read it, but in fact, I didn't make many changes. I have been browsing randomly these past few days, but I have always been interrupted by various things, and I have been reading intermittently. I finally had time to read the entire article this morning. I think what the author wrote is a tragedy... Heartbreaking... In addition, the author can provide additional chapters, please.

Now that people have clearly seen that they should not be cautious when proposing marriage to Mao, they feel that they have no regrets in life after being together for two days, and feel sorry for the heroine. As for the male protagonist, I can't admire him. He is too late to be an affectionate dog.

The male and female protagonists have had feelings for others, but they also love each other. The female protagonist loves more, and it is harder. The two of them have no children, and they feel that the male protagonist is causing trouble. They feel resentful and unwilling to accept it. Later, they get over the knot and soon have a daughter. I suspect that the male protagonist has some tricks for not having children after eight years of marriage. It is not easy to maintain his own small family in troubled times. It is very difficult for the two of them to go on well and be together.