The Idle Wife of a Powerful Minister

This book is well written, but it is too long. Halfway through, I felt exhausted and almost had a myocardial infarction, so I abandoned the text and went straight to the end.

After watching more than half of it, I actually hoped that Lu Li was the son of Dongfang Mingfei and Yu Wence 😓

Feng Qing likes this one the most

The author asked Gao Pei, the eldest son of the Dingyuan Marquis Mansion and the young General Zhenxi, to marry a female bandit who had been married for the third time. 🤔

The plot is very attractive, but there are too many typos

Although this book is a bit long, the lines are buried well and the explanations are good. The female protagonist has good strength, and the male protagonist is dark and handsome.

Not to mention the many language problems, the heroine was forced to fall into the water and died, and she was even said to have been deliberately framed and beaten. What is even more speechless is that the heroine, who was extremely arrogant and high-profile as soon as she traveled through time, actually got beaten obediently. . . .

Good-looking. Good-looking👍👍👍 The Fox Den series are all very good-looking.

After reading so many, I still like this one the most

Beautiful and exciting🤭🌹

A rare good book! Good looking👍🏻

My favorite male protagonist in Feng Qing's works is Lu Li. Jun Wuhuan in Blood Fox is really not likable at all. After reading it several times, I couldn't stand it until more than 100 chapters.

After reading two books by Feng Qing, I found that one thing they have in common is that the conflicts between the emperor and the generals in charge of the military are described in a very outrageous way. Everyone knew that Prince Rui was loyal, but the emperor wanted to kill him, even if he was collaborating with the enemy and betraying the country, he wanted to kill his strongest general. And Prince Rui spent almost 1,000 episodes dealing with the emperor after he knew that the emperor had killed his father and sister. Xixi is of orthodox royal blood, Prince Rui has absolute strength, and Yuwence is willing to assist. In this case, shouldn't he just start a rebellion? ! The emperor brutalized Zong Liang, King Rui won the battle but the emperor ceded the territory of Yin'an, and even issued an imperial edict to directly send the Northwest Army to die. These many reasons can be used to force the emperor to abdicate and let Xixi take the throne. But I felt aggrieved there for 1000 chapters

A long novel with a very attractive plot. It is recommended to be made into a TV series with a coherent plot.

I don't understand why Yu Wence was so obsessed with Xie Anlan from the beginning, but it doesn't seem like he was motivated by sexual desire. He just kidnapped her just to create trouble for Lu Li or Prince Rui.

I couldn't stand it from the beginning. The original owner was not favored because her husband was a concubine, so she spent almost all the dowry not long after she got married. After the heroine came, she was willing to be punished because she was afraid that her personality would be too different. I can understand this. But the male protagonist didn't plead at all. Both of them are obviously capable people, but they were so stupid to accept it. I'm really speechless.

Except for a few typos, the writing and character descriptions are pretty good. It's a good book worth recommending.

It's wonderfully written. Does the author have any other books about Fox Den?

I've seen it, the female lead and the male lead are a perfect match

The more he looked at it, the more he felt that Yu Wence was a child who lacked love. He was compared with Prince Rui in various ways, but couldn't compare to him in any way. He tried to fight against him in the hope of attracting his attention. For Princess Ande, she just felt that the other party didn't care about him that much and hurt her self-esteem, instead of loving her as much as he thought.

Why does the author like "having a common goal" so much? Is it special? Very uncommon? As a book title, this is someone else's creation, and it's okay to use it as a word, but you treat it like an idiom and stuff it everywhere, which is neither appropriate nor boring.

I saw it in Xiaoxiang and it seemed to be okay.

I've read this book several times, it's so good

I was slapped as soon as I came in, and I was told that this was right and wrong? Also an agent, so weak~

I have read this book several times and I can't get enough of it.

There are too many typos. If there are typos, you can't enter the plot.

I would like to ask friends who have read this book, did Lu Li time travel or be reborn? If so, I won't waste my time watching it. Thank you🙏🏻