Little Matchmaker

Why does it feel like crap??

An Guilan should be my brother's wife. But how long do you want to write about the heroine resisting the prince? When will the heroine figure it out? When you are in this era, identity and power are important. Identity and power can make people do more things. Every time the heroine encounters trouble, the prince settles it. Just like this sugar merchant conspiracy, the heroine discovered it, but if the heroine doesn't know the prince, she will definitely not be able to solve the problem of being the daughter of a small official. So when you are brave, resourceful and kind, you can save more people with identity and power, so it is best for her to marry the prince and become the crown princess. The two of them work together to govern the world. Unless the heroine is not kind and feels that all the things and people in the world have nothing to do with her and just live her life, then she can live in seclusion, because in the secular world, no one can live alone.

Is Lan Niang my brother's official match?

I thought it would at least cover the wedding! I want to watch extras and watch daily life after marriage, such as Yuan Rui competing with his children for favor, etc.

It's over too soon!!!!! Not sweet enough!!!! Lost

Is this the end? Big [make me healthy]

There are many more extras

Some people use their childhood to heal their whole lives, and some people use their whole life to heal their childhood!

The story continues, the text is quite good, but it really doesn't work well after marriage, which actually lowers my overall rating of the work.

The more I read, the less I know what I'm writing about. The emotional and career lines are written in a mess. Let's not talk about the emotional line. The female protagonist is really awkward. She wants the male protagonist's help but refuses to agree. I don't know what she is worried about. It's unclear. The male protagonist's It's obvious that I like the writing, but the heroine can't feel her love at all. She just forgets it and starts making snacks every day. The eldest brother's emotional line is not written well, and the same is true for the younger one. He has no sense of propriety when asking for help. He is really engaged in matching literature. Not to mention the career line, not much writing was spent on it. The eldest brother is still a scholar and will always have a bright future. This makes people feel even more uncomfortable. The contrast between the strength of the male and female protagonists is too obvious, and I feel that the male protagonist will have to help the female protagonist later.