
The Crown Prince Cries Poor While Hugging His Wife Every Day (GL) [Book Transmigration]
太子每天抱着媳妇哭穷gl[穿书]
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 650k Words
- Genre
- Baihe (GL)
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
172Chapters
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9.1Score
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15.8kClicks per chapter
2.5kComments
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It's so good. At the end, Aunt Yun didn't show up. I still hope that Aunt Yun and Aunt Huang will get together quietly. Oh, when will there be a side story?
After reading it, Aunt Yun is the biggest regret
I still feel bad about Aunt Yun. Aunt Yun is so beautiful, it is a pity that it ends with her disappearance. I think Aunt Yun and Aunt Ning Huang are a good match. I hate you a little bit, the author (>_<)
Aunt Yun is really nice, oh, I can't bear it
I was so curious about the development of the story that I read it very quickly this time. The author apologizes! Well, I personally think it's not that Lao Ji doesn't like Si Linyun, it's just that the most important thing in her heart is not feelings. Therefore, the admiration of the three empresses for her can be used as a bargaining chip, and her own feelings towards others appear to be particularly impure and have ulterior motives. But it's not pure, doesn't it mean there's nothing? From the beginning of the story, Lao Ji will constantly adjust his attitude towards Xiao Ji due to Si Linyun's interruption. Is this still the overbearing and unreasonable Lao Ji? Not just pampering... Lao Ji is a ruthless person, he is also ruthless, has principles and standards, and is not a useless scumbag. The choices he makes are decisions weighed between rational and emotional factors. I guess Lao Ji's feelings for Si Linyun are not shallow, but due to various considerations (and some elements of use), she is unwilling to reveal this feeling. After all, a successful king is more cruel to himself than to others. Lao Ji felt guilty about Si Linyun in her heart. In the final crisis, she chose to see Gong Yuqing instead of Si Linyun. It was actually better to cut off her heartlessly than to hang on. Whether Si Linyun can let go is another matter. Later, Si disappeared inexplicably. Of course, a king like Lao Ji would not seek life and death. He had not done so before and would not do so in the future. She might miss him, but she would not regret her decision, which was useless. According to Lao Ji's logic, since the result has been achieved, it must continue. Is it a good idea for her to choose Gong Yuqing? It's just reality. The gap between Si Linyun and Lao Ji was actually very clear to both of them, especially Si Linyun, who saw it very clearly. Of course Si Linyun knew that any choice he made would inevitably bear the consequences. Doing something you know clearly cannot be done means seeking benevolence and gaining benevolence. In this world, Si and Ji cannot truly connect with each other. Even if it is Si who accompanies Ji in the end, that is the final compromise of reality. Si is a very pure person, and Ji cannot give her such sincere and pure feelings. If it's not a good match, why force it? I don't want to see Si Linyun die alone, so the author arranges for her to disappear and travel through time, which is probably the best ending.
Ji Qisu only loves herself, and up to now she still only wants to take advantage
Ah ah ah ah Si Linyun, you have thanked Si Linyun so much, it hurts so much.
I liked this article very much when I first read it, but later I realized it was from Lujiang. I really, really like Jing Li's story, the small interactions between them, the bickering and fighting between them, and the interactions between the four of them (the friendship-oriented one, the first one is love-oriented). To be honest, the author is also very interesting when describing other emotions, such as patriotism, ambition, and loyalty. However, the scenes between the protagonists are really pitiful. Most of the book is about the country. Although it is very organized and interesting, there are really few scenes for me. As for the emotional drama, the author's writing is really tasteful, and there is a lingering aftertaste after tasting it. I really like this style of writing. It's a pity that the author didn't write the story between Jing and Li later, and there is nothing extra. I really want to see the forced love story between Hei Hua Li and Jing, the story of Aunt Yun's time travel without disappearing, the story between Feng Chen and Gong Yuxi, and the story of Ji Qisu's regret and reform (although with her character, there may be a lot of haters). Author, you have no heart, you have torn apart my CP!!! Even if the past and present are not the same time and space, Ji Chenjing still has to prepare for me to meet Simuli. Being together with Aunt Yun really pissed me off. Author, you have such a bad taste. . . I am a firm fan of gentleness, and why did Gong Yuqing get involved with Feng Lou next door, either not to travel through time, or to wear it all as soon as he did, right? It's too confusing. . Ji Qisu probably doesn't think it's a big deal if Gong Yuqing and Feng Lou end up in the same bed together. He's a complete fun-loving person, so he doesn't have any objections to being labeled a hater? So why not write about Ji Qisu and Si Linyun's CP? Doesn't this mean that Ji Qisu still likes Si Linyun in her heart? After all, she can still think of Si Linyun in her mind when she fantasizes about Zhao Kingdom. After all, Si Linyun has the greatest influence on her. The article also says that even if Ji Qisu doesn't play with Gong Yuqing, it doesn't seem to matter. In fact, it seems pointless to discuss these things again after such a long time, but I feel that this novel is one of the time travel novels I have read that does not forcibly reduce the intelligence of the supporting characters. The description of the minor characters is very distinctive, as if such a thing really happened in history. The author probably checked a lot of information and put a lot of effort into imagining such a work, so I also wanted to write down my own thoughts. After all, this novel is my White Moonlight. Although it has shortcomings, it cannot be replaced. (By the way, after the author switches to non-CP, will the Su Yun CP I was looking forward to still be seen?) So sad, really sad T_T.
Aunt Yun concluded the article without any explanation, which is outrageous!
Aunt Yun ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, I really finished reading this article in one day.