The male and female protagonists are independent and have their own beliefs and ambitions. They love each other more than their own ideals, and they raise swords for their respective ideals.
I really like Yueyue! The reason Yueyue can become the male protagonist's wife is because she is as talented as the male protagonists and has a stable and open mind. In fact, each of these three dogs is very annoying and drains their wives. If they are not capable enough, they will not be recognized as the same kind. If they are not good-natured, they will be broken. Even if they are not in good physical condition, their lives will be consumed by all kinds of ideas and encounters. What's super surprising is the extra story. The three male protagonists are fighting. Yueyue doesn't stand up and say you don't want to fight, but lets them fight. Wow, that's super cool. It's the male protagonist who wants to win Yueyue's favor. It's not Yueyue's fault that it's all my fault. Being pursued should be a girl's home. It's a shame to embarrass the heroine in the Shura field. She's so passive. As of this writing, although the title is "The Wife Who Takes the Case," Yueyue is already a super heroine. Yueyue's brilliance will not be eclipsed by whether the male protagonist loves her or not, because she is already bright, and her talent and temperament are no less than that of the male protagonist. It is the male protagonist who asks her to favor her, and she does not have to be the heroine, or seal her love, or fight for power with men. She can love and be loved. She does not need to be stronger or weaker than anyone. She has the right to choose her own life. Although the three dogs, especially the big dog, are particularly attractive, I fell in love with Yueyue after reading the article!
A down-to-earth, hard-working and talented heroine. What is very, very good about this book is that there is an ambiguous area between love and appreciation, there is a feeling of confidant, and there is ambiguity. Another very, very good thing is that whether it is cooperation, friends, or romantic partners, tit-for-tat, quarrels, misunderstandings, and conflicts can all be allowed. It is not complete, and it is blindly tolerant. The heroine is an adult and can face disharmony between various emotions and social relationships.
I have just read the beginning of this book, and my current feeling is that men and women are a kind of power classification, and women will be superior to men, but the female protagonist's sense of power is worth learning.