Spoiled by the Tyrant

When I first read this article, I had a hard time accepting the plot that the male protagonist would use his tricks to keep the female protagonist. I felt that the female protagonist was very bitter at the time and that her relationship with her cousin was a pity. But after thinking about it carefully, I felt that everything that happened between them was their own choice (but it seemed more helpless because of the ancient background), but if you do something, you have to bear the consequences. Maybe God really made Xiao Yu'er and Lao Song come together. For Xiao Yu'er and Lao Song at that time, they were each other's best choice! Life is definitely not going to be smooth sailing, just follow your heart, don't suffer yourself, don't think too much, just make yourself happy every day!

It's so sweet that you won't pay for it with your life, three brushes,

As a reader who has read most of Laughing Beauty's articles, I would like to help you answer the criticism in the comments. Because the male protagonist is written to be too charming, and the heroine is late to take the lead, and the unavoidable arrogance of the boudoir girl makes people feel very "White Lotus". Although the temptation is late, the emotional scenes are still very smooth and natural, and everyone is lucky. Although this article has no meat (after all, the environment of Jinjiang is scene) but it is still very sexy. It is definitely not a loss to buy the article for a sexy short story that can be read in one night. There are many sexy plays (of course it is a marginal description). In fact, I like the old male protagonists like Jiaren very much. They have a flesh-and-blood and charming male protagonist who has desire and pity for women. The newly written fifth cousin uncle's kind of Weiguangzheng, who can withstand temptation, is a bit boring. I was a little disappointed with the new one, so I kept reading the old one. This one uses the ninth story in Joy Debt? Happy Debt is really awesome haha. After reading the comments, I found that so many people are obsessed with it. My favorite beauty article is The Shopkeeper's Guide, which is the fourth story in Happy Debt. If you haven't read it, go read it!

If you give birth to a little princess, the emperor must be a daughter slave

Then I will add a few short comments about the male protagonist Song Qin. Regarding the more refined comments in the comment area, I took a few glances here and saw that a reader mentioned that the male protagonist could be tortured a little more. I'll just share my thoughts on this issue. According to the author's setting, Song Qin deceived Tang Yu into entering the palace for a month. This month, in fact, is the only opportunity for the male and female protagonists to develop their relationship. During this period of time in the past, there was actually no chance for the male and female protagonists to meet each other, unless Song Qin went to squat in the corner in front of Tang Yu's boudoir every day. And during this period of time, although Song Qin forced Tang Yu to live in the palace, in fact, he spent more time being gentle and considerate to enhance his relationship with Tang Yu instead of forcing Tang Yu to do some kind of exercise in bed. After a rough recollection, it was said that it was a month, but in fact the two of them had sex only a few times. (Single time includes multiple times, this is not included) The male protagonist Song Qin's love rival Wei Zhao is too weak. To put it bluntly, there is actually no threat to the male protagonist at all. To sum up, from the perspective of the rationality of plot development, I think it is not impossible for the author to add abuse, but it will make the plot unnecessary redundant.

After reading another book by a beautiful lady, I started with the same opening line: I am used to reading the entire text and writing a general review, but I have no choice but to give up treatment for my obsessive-compulsive disorder. After reading a few books, I gradually became familiar with Jiaren's writing style, and I can now briefly summarize the character traits of the male and female protagonists in Jiaren's novels. The male protagonist is a hypocritical villain with a cold face and warm heart who is easily misunderstood. The female protagonist is a real villain who has severe persecution delusions but is very cute. There is no derogatory meaning here. The reason why I say that the male protagonists in the few books about beautiful women I have read are hypocritical villains is because I feel that there is always a side of them that makes the female protagonist do everything possible to hide. The female protagonist, without exception, makes me think that they try their best to think about the male protagonist in a bad way, and always have "This man wants to hurt me" written on their face. Next, just make a comment about this article. As a senior DouMer, of course I like it the most when it comes to being forced, because it gives me a special sense of immersion. (Cough~~My face turns red?(? ???ω????)?) When I first read the article, I saw from God's perspective that Tang Yu was betrayed by the Queen Mother and stupidly helped the Queen Mother count the money. My heart collapsed. However, Tang Yu is also very innocent, so she is just depressed and not cheating. Tang Yu and Wei Zhao have been childhood sweethearts for more than ten years. Of course, it is impossible for Tang Yu to accept Song Qin in an instant. If she fell in love with a man because she was fucked by him for one night, such a woman is not worth loving. As Song Qin said, it is "too chilling." However, various details showed that Tang Yu's persecution delusion was quite serious. People were so obviously nice to her, and she had endless suspicions. Okay, Jiaren's writing style is like this. I said to myself, I'm used to it, and then I meowed a few more times. Although Tang Yu always thinks the worst of Song Qin, Song Qin deserves it. Who told him that he would inadvertently do something that would cause misunderstanding? Moreover, what is needed to advance the emotional line between the male and female protagonists is exactly this, a process of inviting misunderstandings and carefully guarding against it. The two people unknowingly understand each other's thoughts, and finally fully accept each other and have a happy ending. However, Jiaren's writing is more intense than this process, which inevitably gives people the feeling that the heroine has endless doubts. But this is also the beauty's style, I'm just saying it, just keep it that way. As a TikTok user, I actually like the style of writing about beautiful women. The male protagonist Song Qin, with the setting of taking things by force, is destined to do some villainous things. This is inevitable. As the male protagonist himself said twice and three times in his inner monologue, if he didn't do this, Tang Yu would never be by his side in his life. But he is somewhat responsible for Tang Yu and Wei Zhao's eventual fate. After all, Tang Yu and Wei Zhao had a good relationship, and Tang Yu actually didn't think about having anything to do with Song Qin. But after all, it was Song Qin's unintentional affection for Tang Yu that made the Queen Mother focus on Tang Yu. This also contributed to what happened later. If not, the Queen Mother would not have thought about it, and Tang Yu would just marry her cousin calmly. So, no matter what, the role of robbing is inevitably a little stained. When it comes to robbing someone else's sweetheart, it's a robbing. Who told Jiaren to set it like this? Prince, if you want to fight, hit the author. It's the author who tricked you! (I anonymously report to the prince about the beauty, will the beauty secretly retaliate against me →_→) But selfishly speaking, I still like Song Qin who robs people, but I don't like Wei Zhao who is robbed. By the way, I would like to express my love to the prince and propose marriage! Wow, heroine, I was wrong, stop hitting her, your face will swell if you hit her again! ~~┭┮┭┮ The character of Wei Zhao, to put it harshly, would have no support for tenderness, if not for a good family background and the emotional foundation of cousins since childhood. Just like Tang Yu asked his father, maybe seven out of ten women would think Song Qin is better. Excluding family background and relatives, Wei Zhao actually doesn't make me think this character is very good. In terms of martial arts, he is a royal guard, but since the author did not describe his martial arts, I can't say what his martial arts are. But it is certain that it is the level that a passer-by's imperial guard would have, and it will not be outstanding. What's more, there is a war god prince who makes him look like he doesn't know martial arts. Wei Zhao's character is too reckless. Even if he and Tang Yu can successfully get married, Tang Yu will definitely be rough for the rest of his life. With a personality like Wei Zhao's, there is no big problem in living a small life. However, throwing him into a power struggle is really not enough. If we want to write a story with Wei Zhao as the protagonist, then this story must be a story full of daily life, with the heroine taking care of her little brother. However, there is one thing about Wei Zhao that I admire the most and feel sorry for him. His childhood sweetheart, his cousin and sweetheart, in the end, not only did he not get married, but he also had to watch her marry the person he hated the most. Whether he knew that his cousin had changed his mind before, or he thought that his cousin was "forced" when he was taken advantage of by the Queen Mother, he was still in pain. Even in the end, because of guilt, he had no face to appear in front of the Tang family again. I'm afraid that even if he later found out that Tang Yu really fell in love with Song Qin before marrying him, he might still hate Song Qin and think that what the Queen Mother told him about Song Qin raping Tang Yu might be true (of course, the reader knows that it is true, but the details are completely different from what he hates, because based on his personality, he probably still feels that after the marriage, his cousin must still have him in her heart, and it must be life after marriage that made her cousin develop feelings for Song Qin) Moreover, I believe that this man may slowly let go of his love for his cousin because of guilt, but it is impossible for him to forget the purest first love he had with his cousin when he was young. Maybe, when he is old, he will return to Liuxia Mountain to read the words engraved on the pair of peach trees.

It's so sweet. In many novels about forced marriage and robbery, I can't feel the love of the heroine. This one is okay.

If you give birth to a little princess, the emperor must be a daughter slave

If you give birth to a little princess, the emperor must be a daughter slave

Great, there is nothing bad about the big article.