[Wuxia Crossover] I'm Your Sister, You Know

I think the heroine's outlook on life is very double-standard. No matter how much trouble the three Xiaoyao faction brings, they will only bring trouble to themselves. How many children did Ye Erniang kill? What if the family has only one child for several generations, or is the only child in the family?

Yang Kang had many options, but were his difficulties and options related to Huang Rong? Is it related to Huang Yaoshi? Yang Kang slandered and framed Huang Yaoshi and wanted to kill Huang Rong. Can Huang Rong repay evil with kindness? Guo Jing is a chauvinistic ancient man. In The Condor of Gods, he never discussed the decisions with Huang Rong first. He just accepted the work directly. After that, the readers blamed Huang Rong for not being able to do the job well. Why? Men are so happy, they are always innocent

I'm so speechless. After all, Guo and Huang guarded Xiangyang for more than ten years and finally died in battle. Even if they made mistakes in private matters, they wouldn't be so black, right? And why did Guo and Huang always get scolded by Huang Rong? It's obviously Guo Jing who has always made the profit, okay? As for the dispute between Yang Kang and Huang Rong, I think Huang Rong is right. If someone falsely accuses my father of murder and arson, causing everyone to shout about my father and ruining his reputation, and finally wants to kill me, I can do a better job than Huang Rong! Let alone educating this man's son, I won't even take him home! To put it bluntly, Huang Rong has been tolerant in the marriage between Guo and Huang. Until the end, readers feel that Huang Rong is guilty of a great sin if she is not a perfect person. Everyone likes to criticize her. I am really speechless.

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? ? ? The male protagonist can't be Xia Xueyi! I'll go, I bought it first, don't let me eat it! !

Adaptation is not random editing, drama is not nonsense. In some places, the author's settings are rather blunt and conflict with the original work.

Hahaha, I'm an old hermaphrodite.

Why do I feel that the heroine and the male protagonist in Xuan Yi are a bit like Mo Yuan and Shao Wan in Sansheng III!

Why is it repeated?

In fact, it was very simple for the emperor. There was evidence of King Jianping's crime and he was raped directly. It would be better if Yuanjia came to power. Why leave such a hidden danger?