So Delicate

I want to see the follow-up, but I'm stuck here, and I feel a little uncomfortable. I also want to see other people's shocked reactions. The person who escaped from marriage turned out to be the emperor, ah It feels good just thinking about it, okay? 😏😏💪

The heroine's conflicting emotions between modern people and ancient people are well described. What surprised me was that after the heroine Lin Danjin found what she wanted to do, her whole person was filled with vitality. Perhaps what Lin Danjin needs is not a happy life or a beautiful marriage, but the right to choose actively. When she chose to escape from marriage and took the initiative to go to Chen Yan, their story could have a real ending. Ah, ah, that guy Wei really wants both, Zhao Qing and the two sisters of the Lin family. Isn't this just like polygamy? Tsk, if the heroine chooses to agree to marry Mr. Wei, he will definitely not be able to let go of Zhao Qing, and vice versa. Oops, the same goes for the male protagonist. Without even asking, he felt that the female protagonist really liked Wei. Have you asked the female protagonist? The heroine scolded well! In fact, I felt that the ending was a bit abrupt. The heroine seemed to change her mind about the hero all of a sudden, which was a bit sudden. I was looking forward to whether the "school" hosted by women would have some results. But a book has been left behind, which means that what the heroine wanted to do has come to fruition. After writing so much, I just want to say that only the ending chosen by the heroine is a good ending.

I am a layman, and I really want the author to write a side story, where the heroine becomes a queen, the most noble woman, and slaps those who look down on her status as a concubine in the face. Although the male and female protagonists in the previous lives did not have a happy ending, there is also a sweetness in the sadness. I really want to see the daily love between the healthy female protagonist and the male protagonist in this life. Yan Lang, who has experienced life and death, will only love Heng Heng more in this life.

Re-read it again, still like it. The heroine is not considered to be depressed, but she definitely has depression, and many of her thoughts are very familiar. Therefore, no matter how sick people say they tolerate you, they still think you are unreasonable. I feel that the heroine is the author. The love of the male protagonist can be regarded as the biggest golden finger. Only in novels can I believe that there can be such a feeling. We are so in love, sharing power and even having Wu Zetian No. 2 Is not too much! Even if it's not that level for decades, you still have two hands. The heroine has another daughter and the two of them work hard to make her daughter the throne... I think it's very reasonable. Alas, I really want to see the description of the heroine becoming an educator, influencing the world and improving the status of women after gaining power. In the past, she had no power, so she could only digest the internal friction by herself. Now that she has gained power, she still doesn't want to change the world. Is she worthy of this golden finger? From the perspective of future generations, just a few strokes are fine, but emotionally it doesn't matter. But since I can't watch the extras, I can only make up my own mind 💔

The beginning is good, but the ending of the escape from marriage feels a bit abrupt. It would be nice to have a few extra stories to write about the story after escape from marriage.

Although it is said that there will be no more extras, I still want to ask how there can be no extras!!! Woohoo, how can there be no follow-up? At least let others know that the heroine is the queen. I admit that I am vulgar and I want to see her slapped in the face!

Oh my god, what a great book. I like all the characters in it, the author is really talented. Dan Ming is very artistic, pure and cute, similar to Sister Lin. The last "run" is also wonderful

After reading it, I really like the ending. Living is the most difficult thing. I am very happy to see the heroine find her own way of survival in this era. Although this is an era where human life is regarded as nothing, there is still much to be desired. In her previous life, Nong Nong would rather endure huge pain than take poison, which proved that she was not a person who gave up life easily. It was good to live with love like this.

After reading the article, I really felt that the article was very confusing. Did the male protagonist fall in love with the female protagonist so deeply just because he heard the female protagonist scold him? The same goes for the heroine running away from the marriage in the ending. She had such a long time to regret it, and she didn't get married the next day. She had to get on the sedan chair and was almost at the wedding before she regretted it. Has she ever thought about how her sister should behave? Even if she hates her father and her aunt, she should not hate her sister. She has not shown it in the whole article. She became a queen in the end and no one dared to say anything about her. How will her sister get married?

The last two chapters were like a lump in the throat. So many heroines' discomfort and resistance have been written about before. The ending is resistance, but isn't it also submission? What I wrote in my previous life was really moving, but in this life I can only say it is unsatisfactory. In other words, if you live a life that cannot be reconciled or changed, how can you die without worries? I sympathize with the heroine in the previous article, but it's really a pity that the two chapters at the end took a sharp turn and ended abruptly. I regret reading this story, I feel uncomfortable from beginning to end.