Beneath the Noble Ladies, All Are Rabid Hounds

It's pretty good. Although the ending is a bit rushed, as the female protagonist, I felt very comfortable watching it. It's so satisfying to get rich and kill your husband. And the ending is just right, there is no need to add another man when the younger sister is enjoying life freely. Sometimes I do feel that some dogs are really miserable, but so what? The absolute protagonist is the heroine in this article. It was the heroine who chose them so that they had the chance to appear. As for Prince Jin, it is true that he is beautiful and miserable, but let's stop here and sigh. Who made Prince Liang's palace unfavorable in competing for reserves, which affected our sister Bao's family. In the end, they only gained wealth and lost the originally better life of Tianhuang nobles. Well???

Watching the relationship between Deng Yiqing and the heroine, I felt frustrated that a strong woman is stronger than a strong man. It was all calculated and no sparks were created. The ending is also quite boring, and suddenly everything is boring... Maybe this boringness is what the author wants to express. He maintains the basic logic and integrity of the story and sacrifices some of the readers' expectations, alas.

The writing is very good, but I like Jinnu so much. I cried to death when he was gone. Is there an if line between the two of them? It's not an exaggeration. I cried for a long time.

I jumped directly to the chapter to watch the finale. I didn't expect Deng Yiqing to be the male protagonist. I can tolerate it even if his brother is the male protagonist. I feel like the heroine is really frustrated.

The male protagonist is terrible, and the supporting male characters are also a mess.

A dead man is a good man

From now on, the elder brother will serve him once a month, and the younger brother will serve him the rest of the time.

Is there an IF line with Bai Yueguang (QWQ)?

No matter what, Qing still has the consciousness to be the main palace.

Fortunately, the heroine doesn't really love any man, otherwise it would really be a story about abusing a woman. It won't be 2024, and some people still think that love without help is considered abusing a man, right? The writing is still almost interesting, but it is a rare novel in Jinjiang that is not so sadistic about women [there are still a lot of sadistic parts about women, but it is for the needs of the plot, so it is tolerable]. Some people who claim to be female protagonists are actually just sadistic male characters, because there are actually many stories about male abuse. However, there are very few stories that abuse men while not abusing women, or a small amount of abuse of women. I hope that all female protagonists will judge the story on how the story portrays a female image, whether it highlights or not, and whether the female protagonist has any hurt or aggrievement, instead of looking at how the story abuses men.