A Brother's Favor
兄宠
Synopsis
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Favorite
The Green Tea Disciple Is Lying to Me Again
The Green Tea Uncle Just Wants to Post It
The Queen Wants to Be Deposed Every Day
I Only Flirt, Not Marry
To Be Opened
After Being Forcibly Robbed by an Enemy,
Protect the Beautiful, Strong and Miserable Brother
The Powerful Minister's Daily Life as a Husband
The Heir Dotes on His Younger Sister
Reborn as the Chief Minister's Little Wife
Uncle
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Dark and Twisted | Forced Love | Chasing the Wife | Angst | Taking by Force
I don't like male characters who sleep around, so all the male leads I recommend are faithful. I also don't like excessive descriptions of women's looks or heroines who are overly devoted to the male lead. So generally, the men are faithful and the love is one-sided.
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It's plain and simple, and the prose is long and flowing, but like most novels, it ends in a rush, like a piece of sweet jujube meat that's already stuck in your throat while you're still chewing it.
I can't say this is a good story. The main ending is too ridiculous. The heroine's IQ is too high to be a queen. Forcibly giving the male and female protagonists a higher status in the pastoral setting is not suitable for the character design. The author is probably more suitable for the previous line of farming novels, and the ambiguous period between brother and sister is also more interesting.
I didn't feel much, and I finished watching the ambiguous scenes and sweet parts along the way. The ending was just so-so, it felt a bit rushed, and the part about conquering the country was not enjoyable enough in just one sentence, hahaha
Damn it, is this the intelligence of the emperor who killed his son-in-law? The male protagonist has no power at all, but he can become someone just because of his status. This ending is simply terrible. I feel like my intelligence is being trampled under the author's feet.
Hahahaha, I laughed to death. I feel like the author was very perfunctory about this ending.
. . . . . This Mrs. Ning and her husband are also miserable, absolutely miserable.
The ending is too hasty. I feel like I can write a lot more. I hope the author will continue to work hard in the next book.
The ending changes so much! I originally thought that the male protagonist and the female protagonist would live a good life in Yunnan, farming. As a result, the child was gone and Zhang Yi rebelled. Not used to it.
I've finished reading it, it's very sweet. However, the plot was too long in the early stages when the heroine was eight years old, and the ending seemed rushed in the later stages. Everything else is great, do you like the character design too?
The ending is all over the place~~The ending was a bit too hasty... I was really surprised that there was no need to give the male protagonist such a tall and dangerous identity, as it went against the pastoral and tender atmosphere of most of the book. Personally, I still prefer their rural + college life. I thought it would end with the male protagonist becoming an official... As long as the line of the former prince appears, the plot is mainly to add obstacles, and because the plot is too spacey, it seems to be childish and not as solid as the early stage.