Wedding Joy

It feels like trafficking. (Not quite accurate but I can't find the right words to describe it) There is no denying that Hisuhito and the heroine will live a good life, but Hishito could have lived with his friend and teacher all his life. I was very sad when I saw Hishito transforming into a non-human being, because he could have had a choice as a human being. Although marriage is voluntary, becoming a non-human is also voluntary, but is it really voluntary? I think it was not completely voluntary when Hishito Knotweed became an inhumane, but because "I promised something, so I have to do it", not because "I want to be with her, so I have to do this", it was a kind of commitment and sense of responsibility. Moreover, Hisato Knotweed cried during the transformation (I can't remember exactly, but I was definitely scared of the unknown changes and future life). From the very beginning, when the heroine woke up, her servant took it upon herself (or maybe he was instructed to comment after reading it for a long time) and determined that Hisuhito was his uncle. His grandfather was dying. The heroine helped Hishito to extend his grandfather's life. Hishito became Su Nuo's container. The heroine helped Hishito to kill Su Nuo. , These two things (there may be others, but these two are the most important) make Hiroyuki owe the heroine. Although there is a reason for liking him, in a sense, Hiroyuki also wants to repay the favor. Otherwise, Hiroyuki must be 18 years old and fall in love with the heroine for several years before he can get married naturally. Speaking of this, what I care about is that Hisato Hisahi ended the youthful life he should have had early and left the friends and teachers he was familiar with. It can even be said that he lost the right to survive as a human being when he was only 15 years old. Because of everything the heroine did, and because of the feudal etiquette that the heroine was accustomed to, he simply couldn't refuse. Hishito Kizumi should grow up happily and experience everything that young people should experience, including dining with friends, traveling, falling in love with the heroine, traveling, and if possible, studying, and experiencing the free and easy youth with friends, laughter and tears, instead of entering the family early, putting the heroine first in everything, and welcoming a life in which he will never die before the heroine agrees. I also like female protagonists, because it's rare to see things like ours appear in Curse fandoms. It's a totally cool story about a heroine, okay? But when I saw the end, I realized that regardless of whether she was a eldest heroine, the heroine was an extremely powerful princess who came out of feudal society. She fell in love with Hisuhito Herba for various reasons, so she used her own power to drag Herahito into her web little by little. It just so happened that Herahito also had a crush on the heroine, plus saving her grandfather and killing Su Nuo, these two things forced Herahito to enter the family voluntarily and happily... Hey. I don't know what I'm talking about anymore. Even if I watch it again after more than a year, even if it is just the last line of "Madam, be careful of the steps", I can still cry. Knotweed Hisahito has lost the option to survive as a human being. This is a sadder ending than the Husu be Suhu be I have seen

It was very satisfying. Everyone was doing well, but it ended too quickly. I still want to see more of Knotweed's daily life. It's not easy for the child.

It feels really good. It has a sense of relief like Chinese he. It's just too little and not enough to eat. The emotional line could be more delicate and more

Compared to the previous Ancient Gods book, this book feels like it has a more complete story about the supporting characters. Anyway, I really like this ancient Chinese flavor. I didn't expect it to be so well integrated with the comic book. Both the original characters and the original characters from the comic book are well described! Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

The ending was a bit disappointing, it felt too fast

A very happy ending and very tender.

I actually really want a side story, a plea for a second brush!

In fact, this world view should be quite large, and could be written as a comprehensive comic with two to three hundred chapters. Unfortunately, many things have been covered in one stroke [crying]

Super pretty! I regret that I only started chasing it now. Woooooooooooo, I finished reading it in one go!

I'm going to cry, really want to cry...