The heroine is the legitimate daughter of King Richard the Lionheart. Although the heroine's force value is slightly increased, the overall golden finger is still within a reasonable range. But it is still being serialized. If you like Western historical derivatives, you can check it out.
This book is quite good to read, and it's okay if you don't think too much about it. I feel that the heroine's ideas are still a bit inconsistent, because the reason why the heroine did not want to get married in the early stage was that she would not have financial freedom after getting married and would die if she had children. However, it was also mentioned in the middle that financial problems can be avoided to a certain extent through a prenuptial agreement, and there are ways to avoid having children. , So her reason for not getting married is no longer valid, and in the end she just lives together without getting married. It's not impossible, it's just... I don't know how to describe it. I just ignore these parts. Overall, it's okay. It's just some Western daily stories. The male protagonist and supporting actors have their own characteristics, and the female characters are a bit dull.
I knew the background from the title of the book. I originally read this book and felt that Henry VIII was quite charming despite all his faults. Then I went to read "The Tudors" and I can only say that I really couldn't appreciate it. The little rose in it is still very beautiful, and there are many female characters who are very interesting. This is a meal replacement that is more in line with my taste (with the elements I don't like removed).
The background is the United States in the 19th century. I feel that there are not many novels written with this background. The heroine's career line is mainly the main line, and there is a small amount of emotional lines. It feels good to write, and the overall logic is relatively clear and reasonable (I mean the past within the plot of the novel. If you look too closely, you will not be able to read most novels). Overall, it can be regarded as a relatively qualified refreshing novel. It has a little emotional line but does not feel awkward or annoying. It is quite interesting.
I feel like some of the relationships are a bit messy, but it would be quite interesting if you just look at the daily life between the male and female protagonists. The overall length is not very long, so some shortcomings can be ignored.
Although there are a lot of words, it is not too overwhelming and the overall structure is relatively complete. Although some parts of the plot are a bit outrageous, the overall story is okay. Friends who like this type can try it.