
After the Grand Princess Fell Gravely Ill
长公主病入膏肓后
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In fact, after I read this article several times (I didn't subscribe to it all because I wasn't interested in the extras), I really hope the author can write an if line (if the princess was not misdiagnosed). Because according to the original character of the male protagonist, I always wonder if Mingzhu had not been misdiagnosed with blood blight, whether she would have continued to live with the male protagonist aggrievedly, and the male protagonist's character would still be so awkward.
I followed the serialization at the beginning, read it again last year, and read it for the third time this year. I would like to thank the author for depicting such a beautiful fairy tale.
Check in after watching it completely! I like the character settings in this article: the eldest princess dared to love and hate at first, but she took the initiative to restrain herself because of love, but she forgot to love herself first. Perhaps because of the bad ending of her parents' generation and the lack of maternal care, the heroine was a little angry, and she lived like this for seven years. After I woke up at the beginning of the chapter, I cut it off immediately and never messed around. This was the biggest motivation that attracted me to continue reading. I really can't accept the pain of love for a romance heroine. It's okay when you first start to fall in love, but it's definitely not okay if you haven't awakened to the love problem halfway through the writing. As for the male protagonist, even if he pursues his wife in the crematorium, he is definitely not pursuing his wife after committing an unforgivable sin, but he really shouldered the family's hopes but was chosen as the consort and his career was cut off. In addition, the sultry man did not understand his true feelings. There are two plots that I like the most in the whole story. One is when the heroine resolutely smashes the Si Tiantai, both for public and private reasons; the other is when the hero uses his heart's blood as medicine but dare not let the heroine know, knowing that it will only make him angrier. The most annoying thing is that his body is used to morally kidnap the heroine. The heroine can feel distressed, but she cannot be "arranged" to feel distressed. Final sigh: If the Jinjiang Wife Chasing Crematorium article was half as good as this article, I wouldn't have PTSD from this type of article. [Clown]
The handsome guy who likes this kind of trick-or-treating criticizes the male protagonist like crazy. The author writes it very well. The only flaw is that it feels like there are too many psychological descriptions. Sometimes when I look at the character in that state of mind, I feel like I'm overthinking it and it's far-fetched. That's my personal opinion.
Second brush, I still think this is the best piece of writing.
So well written???
So well written! Immortality and vinegar should last forever
Ah! Goodbye! Mrs. Mei, the eldest princess
I've finished reading it all, there are some bugs but it's okay, the flaws don't hide the flaws, and the author's writing is enough to support the story. I especially like the extra story about sending Nuo and Brother Huzi! ! ! !
Wow, finished reading! ! ! ! Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking! ! ! !