A Good End

The female protagonist is really a good woman, but just because she was unwilling to marry the male protagonist in her previous life, does she blame herself for the male protagonist being killed by her second wife? Are you still living your second life with such a heavy burden? It's so cruel. If the male protagonist dies and another woman marries him, wouldn't the result be the same? Therefore, death ultimately lies with the male protagonist himself, and he cannot handle this danger himself.

The author's story has been fascinating to me so far. The story is good, the writing is good, the environment is well described, and the characters are all vivid, not bad! Third time

After reading Chapter 149, I feel really tired. The heroine misses the hero non-stop. She misses the bamboo forest, the ancestral hall, the name, being laughed at, the back, and the person in person. She is like a nymphomaniac. This book might as well be renamed Crazy End.

After reading more than 200 chapters, I discovered a fatal bug. According to the rule of inheriting the title after the death of the father, when the prince's grandfather and father died in the war, he was the marquis of Dingyuan. Why hasn't he inherited the title as the crown prince for so many years? He is married and an adult. Too buggy. After so many years, does it mean that there is no male master in the Hou Mansion? ? ? ? ? ?

The front is pretty good, but the back is a bit scattered. Once all the buried threads have been confiscated, it's over. But that's the point.

There is no mention of Jin Rui getting married, which is a bit disappointing

The heroine, who has been alone for 50 years, is reborn. She only wants to stay with her lover in her previous life for a long time. There are two rebirths in the article. The details are not rigorous. The ending is a bit rushed and feels anticlimactic. You can read it.

Is this book plagiarized? Many of the character settings are the same as those in "A Match of the Day". There is also a bad second uncle, a brainless and restless second aunt, a missing brother and a posthumous child. Even the character of the old lady is very similar. The most important thing is that the heroine's surname is Zhen in the book "A Match of the Day". This book is about the heroine's mother's surname Zhen. In the book "Miao Ou", the male protagonist also placed Mei beside the bed, and there are also details about entering the palace. There are many similar elements... I read this book first, and I read it twice. When I saw "Miao Ou", I checked the date. Miao Ou was written in 2014... Oh my God, why didn't I see anyone say that?

Want to see Nam Yeon's extra story, did King Seo raise an army in the end? Was her snitch discovered? Did she get her wish to have both children? I really like having a supporting role, and I hope she can live a long life.

This article is very well written, but I don't understand why there aren't many readers. The main flaw lies in this... Fifty years, maybe, cannot be reflected in the heroine's actions, because fifty years is really, really long... The writing is more like a feeling of rebirth after five years... Then there will be no problem... The writing is smooth, and although the house fight does not make much achievements in terms of IQ, it still does a good job in promoting the plot and so on! The writing about the glory of the family is also quite reasonable.