
Transmigrating: Floating Duckweed Finds Its Place
穿越之浮萍定
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I used to complain that the male and female protagonists confirmed their relationship too quickly. Recently, after reading an article by Xiaoxiang, I realized that it would be better to confirm the relationship sooner. In the early part of the article, more than a third of the likable characters were actually male supporting characters, and then the unlikable character who accidentally got the heroine's first night became the male protagonist. What a waste of my feelings!
In the past, when I complained about a cheap love, I was speechless and baffled. I recently searched for some ancient articles and found that love at first sight and quick love have always been the mainstream. After all, the main plot of romantic dramas and romance novels is love. In fact, this is also the case in life. How many people get married after dating for more than seven or eight years? Nowadays, there are many people who get married immediately in order to complete their tasks, let alone ancient times.
Originally, it was okay for the heroine to marry the hero who had been married twice, and she wanted to have an eldest son as soon as she came. But after all, the heroine may not be able to give birth, but she can accept it. Here comes another eldest daughter, which is actually barely acceptable. But it feels like the male protagonist doesn't even pay attention to his own woman, and even his own son and daughter are indifferent. This kind of person can give special treatment to the female protagonist whom he has only met a few times, which is completely the aura of the protagonist!
Having both? How can there be such a good thing in the world? Even if there is, it is a blessing that only a handful of people can achieve. They are much luckier than those who were born as maids, slaves or refugees! Moreover, being the head of the Hou Mansion is just to make ends meet? If they really let them do it, the Hou Mansion will be over in a few years...
This complaint is correct. Before time travel, he was obviously an ordinary person, but after time travel, he could easily have an idea and show off his skills. It seems that people in ancient times were all stupid. It is really illogical. However, Mary Sue and Jack Sue novels never require any logic.
This nanny must have been arranged by the male protagonist! What grandma said is true, and there is no derogatory or distorted meaning. It is indeed a first-grade imperial decree. Wen Ruorong's reaction was a little too much.
This article is going so fast! No wonder there are only more than 80 chapters. The male and female protagonists have confirmed their relationship so quickly. This is a marriage first and then love!
Wen Ruorong, the reborn girl, is still much better than the original time-traveling heroine. Although she has her own goals and interests, she is at least normal. She will not torment people for no reason, nor can she see the world clearly.
It's wrong to react, and it's wrong not to react. Not to mention ancient times, many things in modern times are like this. No matter what you do, there will always be people who make irresponsible remarks, and it is impossible to satisfy everyone, including yourself.
The time-traveling girl really doesn't treat herself as a member of the Hou family at all! All things can be said.