Among the Drunken Flowers

I cried when Jiang Shao died, and I like Jiang Shao even more. Fortunately, there is a side story

The male protagonist is very good, but I still like Cousin Shao.

I just want to know why it was the concubine of the Gu family who was clearly scheming Jiang Zheng, but the person lying next to him after waking up became the heroine. Was it accidental or was the male protagonist also scheming? The heroine originally had feelings for Jiang Shao, and even overcame modern people's incomprehension of incest marriage for him, but it was ruined at the hands of the people closest to her, and was finally pushed along by the hero. I don't approve of Jiang Shao's behavior of robbing people to house arrest, but I also feel sorry for him. I don't like the male protagonist at all. He used such a bad means to ruin the heroine's innocence and preemptively enter into an engagement. No matter how nice he is to the heroine, he feels disgusted. I was tired of seeing their interaction, so I quickly crossed over. This may be a gender advantage. The heroine is liked by two brothers at the same time. Readers think it's okay if one of them uses tricks. But if the heroine's sister wants to ruin the relationship, they will want her to die. Do you know that Jiang Shao also feels this way? Also, the heroine was kidnapped no less than 5 times. I really don't know what to say. It's really intoxicating.

It's good to watch, and the plot is attractive. I like the second male lead. Fortunately, there is a side story to make up for the regret.

The writing is very good. What I can't accept is that in the parallel world of the extra story, the female goose's name is even the same. It's disgusting to me. I can't accept that in a novel, there is a parallel world with the second male lead.

Super pretty! Why do so many people support the heroine and Jiang Shao? I think the female lead and the male lead are pretty good! Very loving and sweet! The heroine also likes the hero Jiang Zheng. The heroine only has a good impression of Jiang Shao, because before meeting the hero, Jiang Shao is the only person who makes the heroine feel safe, familiar and trustworthy for life. The hero has obviously paid a lot for the heroine. He saved the heroine from the Khan. He still loved the heroine as always even though he thought the heroine had lost her virginity. He carefully concealed it from the heroine. When the heroine was kidnapped later, he still remained infatuated and tried his best to protect the heroine's reputation. After he ascended the throne, he opposed all opinions and refused to take concubines. In summary, as a powerful ancient man, isn't this a very good husband? As for Jiang Shao, the second male lead, if he were a woman, he would probably be scolded by readers! Also, let me say it again, this one is the one with the richest emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists among the novels, it is also the one with the most scenes of the protagonist, and I think it is also the best-looking one! Also, I saw someone saying it was a bad ending. Where was the bad ending? Isn't the extra story written a few years later?

I feel sorry for Ah Shao, why can't we let Ah Shao and Tianxuan be together?

Although the extra chapter has arranged a life for Shao, I really feel sorry for him, from the beginning to the end.

I hope the author will write more good articles like this

It's a pity that it didn't end well, but the extra episode with Jiang Shao can make up for it.