Professor Li's Married Life

The first plot is okay, but the second part is weird. It's okay to kill time without using your brain. But when you watch it with your brain, it's full of flaws, without beginning or end, and the plot is not exciting and detailed enough. The female protagonist is really stupid from the beginning to the end. The male protagonist is smart, but there is no specific mention of what is smart. Especially the palace fight is really like a joke. Just say a few words and the general will send troops, and the third prince can become the emperor. Oh my god! It's so funny, I don't know how I persisted in watching it. The ending is also the same. It ends after giving birth to a son??? Weird

Except for the ending, the plot is mediocre and the subject matter is relatively novel. There are too many typos, multiple words, and confusing word order in the article, which really affects the perception. The ending seems to be a joke. It feels like the protagonist's family has just started to get on the right track, and it will be a good life in the future, but it ends abruptly, cut in half, neither up nor down, which makes people uncomfortable.

It felt like the plot ended in a hurry, but I was actually looking forward to the male protagonist having a career path.

The characters are okay, and the plot is coherent, but a bit sketchy. Many famous scenes are recounted from a third-person perspective, which is a pity. The male protagonist's strategy is skipped, but it doesn't affect the plot very much. The subject matter is very novel, but there are a lot of typos and bugs, and people's names are always mixed up. I read the story in one go

I like this novel so much that I read it once if I have nothing to do. I really like the setting of the heroine. Are there any similar novels?

This is bad, right??? Su Ziyan and Gu Qingwan, who have repeatedly harmed others, have to mention it even if they don't take revenge, right? And what about the Wu family and Jiang Yun who have repeatedly plotted against the male and female protagonists? The ending was unexpected, with no beginning or end.

The setting is great, and I really like the characters of the male and female protagonists. There is no need to go to the border to save your husband.

Ahem, I should have that all-book mark. I've read this book twice. I just like the setting and I'm short on books, so I read it again. There are a lot of typos in the whole text, which is a bit outrageous, but I don't usually have so many typos when I am writing. The relationship line is so-so, with too many coincidences and accidents, but it's still quite sweet. Even though I'm older, I still like hugging my legs and kissing. To be honest, it's not a pleasant feeling to be slapped in the face. Many villains become invisible towards the end. There is no ending, and there is no sense of slap in the face. The career line is really high and low, and the promised position is very popular. In the end, it is only mentioned that he is the emperor's favorite. The last few chapters are basically about the parents' shortcomings and the long-distance search for a husband. Many of them are ended directly without any explanation. The whole plot is still a bit draggy, and the male protagonist is more enjoyable when he kills everyone.

If there are still people reading it, I would venture to ask if there are any other books like this, which are romances from the perspective of the male protagonist, and the character setting is a bit similar. I really like it. I think this book is pretty good except for the ending. Please recommend it.

This ending, emmmmm, in the next 20 or 30 chapters, I felt that the author wanted to end the article in a hurry. The ending was very rushed, many things were explained casually (the endings of many characters were not explained), and the plot moved forward in a hurry. I insisted on reading it in order to see the ending... Will you avoid lightning next time?