The First Daughter-In-Law in Jiangnan

One of the very rare aspects of this novel is that the character of the female supporting villain is very full and powerful, unconventional, and different from the stupid and crazy villains in ordinary romance novels.       ，，（） The political battle between the female protagonist and the male protagonist is very exciting. The female supporting role does not have the advantage of the heroine dressing up as a man and gaining fame. Deep in the inner house, she can only use her father's power and use every opportunity to win over people's hearts. From the Ministry of Household Affairs, the Ministry of Officials, the Left Prime Minister, Prince Zhao to the harem, she gradually forms a chess piece to contain and isolate the male protagonist Wang's family. She also makes a decisive decision to save her father at the critical moment to prevent the emperor from continuing to be suspicious. It's really admirable that she can do this despite the inconvenience of doing things deep in the inner house. In addition, the female supporting character has a strong character and is able to survive from desperate situations, which is even more rare. Her engagement was broken off by the male protagonist and she was revealed to have threatened the male protagonist's mother. As a result, she was isolated from the wealthy family. But the female supporting role did not cry and be depressed, nor did she do many stupid things, nor did she just stare at the heroine and target her crazily. She allowed her father to risk being expelled from the family to protect her. After the engagement was broken off, she only attended a banquet and won over the daughter of Wu Shangshu, the official minister, and arranged for Wu Qianjin to enter the harem. As the saying goes, "take in advance, you must give in advance." She understands this. She only said that she could arrange for Wu Qianjin to enter the palace without saying much, let alone making any demands or threatening Wu Qianjin. This was really impressive. The only shortcoming is that this villainous female protagonist still cannot escape the fate of falling in love with the male protagonist, turning into hatred due to love, and jealously murdering the female protagonist. But compared to most romance novels, the villain's stupidity and madness can only be used to contrast the wit of the hero and heroine. That is what is usually said, letting the male and female protagonist torture the scum to shape the climax of the novel. Such a villain image is already very rare, and requires even higher writing skills. This is unmatched by other novels, and it is also something I appreciate. In addition to the fact that the image of the female villain is different from that of ordinary romance novels, the plot of the novel describing the male protagonist's investigation of the case is also very exciting, without any delay. When other romance novels describe the process of the male and female protagonists torturing the scum, there are always a lot of little scums howling in the process of acting, and drama queens who usually have zero sense of presence come out. After talking about this and that, for a hundred or two hundred chapters, only one or two little scums were caught and killed! However, in the process of investigating and handling the case in this novel, there is no superfluous minions and a lot of insistent talk. It only talks about logic and facts, and it basically ends in two or three chapters without any delay. This is really a blast! This is the real lack of time and procrastination! ! There are so many novels nowadays. But if you want to find a novel that is upright, good-looking, impressive, and not clichéd or streamlined, it's really great! Disaster! Got it! I really look forward to the day this novel will be made into a TV series!

I have read all five of the Wilderness books, some of them several times, especially the first and fourth books, which I read over and over again and have endless aftertaste. We are in a period of book shortage right now. I have tried reading other books, but I always feel something is wrong. I am looking forward to new books.

It's worth watching again, it's really good, there are many wonderful things, such as having diarrhea during the provincial examination and getting stuck on his coat. Everyone laughed at him, but the protagonist solved it with wit and courage, and became friends with many candidates who took the exam. For example, the emperor said that she looked like she had powdered her face, and she said that her family was poor and her daughter-in-law had no powder. . . . All in all, it's worth recalling. Go read the author's other books!

I can't watch it anymore. The plot would be really good if there was no male protagonist. A person who has experienced life and death twice would be infatuated with such a scumbag male protagonist. Why should I despise myself? I have already suffered a loss once. I don't want to think that so many people care about me but I still want a man. She obviously had suspicions for a long time and still had illusions that led to her almost dying once, but she was not satisfied and still wanted to be with the male protagonist again. Is this stupid? Isn't it enough to serve the officials well and benefit the people and expose the conspiracy of the past? How far-sighted can a person really be who has not seen clearly the bad nature of people after several lives and deaths? Why does the male protagonist fall in love with the female protagonist because he has lost her before, and the female protagonist has become the white moonlight in his heart. Just imagine what kind of person the heroine would have become if she had not faked her death. His heart was obsessed with power and fame. In the end, what would have happened to the heroine because of her humble background? She would not have had a good ending in a feudal society. This is the reality. Without a strong natal family and no value to use, she could only feel sorry for herself in the house. The male protagonist can't protect him, but he can protect him for a while but he will get bored due to the maintenance again and again. Love is a matter between two people. After all, it cannot be maintained by one person. . If the heroine doesn't get the first prize and doesn't have a great career, how long can a beautiful woman keep a relationship with a man who is a winner in life? Society is so unfair, and ancient society was even worse. I really feel unworthy of such a talented woman. Personally, I feel that it will be difficult for the two of them to be together for a long time in the end. Of course, this is just my own opinion. As a man, it may be difficult to understand what women think. The plot felt very good, but the attitude of the heroine and the characterization of the hero made me feel conflicted and it was difficult to stick with it.

This book by Yuanye is definitely a good book that will burn your brain. It is so thoughtful. Good people are great, and bad people are also extraordinary, just like a great master playing chess with his left hand and right hand. 👍

Shocked... The heroine actually agreed to the hero taking a concubine

I thought she was a strong woman, but she ended up running away because of a man.

Long review: A woman disguises herself as a man and becomes an official in the imperial examination, an elegant gentleman as gentle as jade, and a love collision across time and space! I have always wanted to write a long review for Jiangnan's No. 1 Daughter-in-law. I always wanted to wait until the heroine's image became more fleshed out and the plot became more stable before starting. As a result, the plot was ups and downs and interlocking. The male and female protagonists continued to break through the routines, promoted, and made people shine, so I kept dragging it out. This time I didn't want to wait any longer. Liang Xinming is a woman as beautiful as a flower, and a gentleman as gentle as jade; she is a woman as cunning as a fox, but also a calm and elegant man; she is smart, witty, decisive and ruthless, yet true to her temperament, and dares to hate and love. She comes to life in Yuan Ye's writings. Let's talk about the anti-routine description of this article in several aspects. The first is the imperial examination. People who started watching it were confused about how the heroine passed the imperial examination. Some people questioned the author's whims before even watching it. But the author filled this hole perfectly. I also once wondered why the author didn't explain how to pass the test at the beginning of the article? This way readers won't question it. Watching it again, I finally understand. Yuanye focuses on different descriptions of the provincial examination, the general examination, and the palace examination, with clear layers and no redundancy. In the first rural examination, the author focused on the dramatic reunion of the male and female protagonists, using a murder case as an introduction. This murder also involved the truth about the heroine's murder that year, and also involved the female supporting character Hui Niang's revenge for killing her mother. It can be said to be very important, so I will briefly touch on the rural examination.

To be honest, I really hate the heroine now that I see her. I feel very self-righteous and annoying to her.

The heroine's aura is too big... If we talk about the house fighting skills alone, it may be possible; but "playing" the whole court is a bit too much... The design of the male protagonist's emotional line is more cliché, but it is acceptable, but the case that highlights the male protagonist's IQ and skills is too childish and far-fetched in logical processing; when I am in a book shortage, I have a lot of free time to read it...

At first I thought I saw a fake profile 🤭

I've only read the first four chapters so far. It's a masterpiece. The writing skills are amazing.

How excellent is the male protagonist in this article? The excellent female supporting role and the heroine, two strong women, are all fighting for him. The heroine, a time-traveling woman, even asked her husband to take a concubine.

I watched it many years ago and wanted to revisit it, but I found that there were a lot of messy comments in the comment section that only read the beginning. First of all, the male protagonist has never taken a concubine! ! ! From childhood to adulthood to high-ranking officials, the male protagonist is the only one who loves the female protagonist deeply. The heroine didn't take any concubines for the hero either! ! ! The so-called agreement to take a concubine was that both of them were children. The heroine's identity was similar to that of a child bride at the time, and because she knew the secret and was in danger, the hero was afraid that the family elders would harm the heroine, so he compromised because the hero was a child at the time and had no ability to protect another child. Later, this matter was dropped and never happened. Moreover, the misunderstanding at that time involved the subsequent court part, and the secret will not be revealed until the middle and later parts. The male protagonist loves the female protagonist to the point of obsession, and it is an understandable obsession, because only the female protagonist can accept his imperfections (no spoilers) and warm him like the sun. The two people will be happy together and have endless interesting things to say and do. The male and female protagonists are two interesting souls to each other. She fought against a large family and used her talent in solving cases to strategize the interests of several major families, and finally the family elders accepted the heroine. Xiaoliang never looked down on herself, and was very calm and intelligent. As she worked hard in the court, she gradually found out the truth and verified Wang Heng's sincerity for her. As a woman, she not only has a place in the court and does her best to benefit the people, but also becomes a lady with absolute say in her husband's family, that is, "the first daughter-in-law in Jiangnan."

Among Yuan Yejun's books, I like Watertown People the most. .

Although the heroine is said to have traveled through time in modern times, she is in ancient times after all. Writers of ancient texts should follow the local customs, touch and see. Are ancient times so open? Can guests be seen in Chinese clothes? ? ? Halfway through the movie, I had a hunch that when the hero and heroine actually meet, the heroine will be given a small bun as a gift. . . . That fits the author's style very well. I was very excited to watch it, and I felt like I was watching a modern romance. I understand it, and I should take it as an opinion. Don't make readers feel like their money was spent in vain

I'm so tired from reading. In which chapter did Wang Heng discover that Liang Xinming was Lin Xiner❕

I really admire the author's ability to cheat the word count. All psychological activities are described in words, leaving no trace of water. Awesome!

I wonder when the identity was revealed. . I want to jump directly to watch it

I feel like this novel is too tiring to read. Too few good people

The heroine is selfish. She already knows the truth, but she still hangs on the hero. What a piece of rubbish! You're really selfish for not letting the hero find another girl. If you're not with him, you don't want him to find someone else. Why, you're rubbish.

I really like this style of writing! 😄

Finally finished reading it! It's a very good book, with a rich plot, rich characters, and no typos common in online books. It's very smooth to read. There is nothing wrong with the male and female protagonists, but the ending is a bit rushed. The death of King Xuanwu, the destruction of the Lin family, and the relationship between Anguo are all a bit simplistic. The character of Hui Niang is vague. Whenever she appears, she is like a shadow. The ending is inexplicably hypocritical. It is a pity that Fang Lei, a good man, died for her inexplicably.

Isn't the introduction to this article placed there? After reading two chapters, it doesn't feel like it. Where is the introduction to this article?

I don't know when the author will release a new book, but I have already read this book. It's really great, I love it. This type, I think, is really beautiful. It doesn't feel sad at all. I like this kind of warm feeling the most. I don't like heart-wrenching books. This book is really to my liking. I hope the author will publish a new book soon.

He Ge'er is the child of two top-ranked students in three yuan. Is this IQ going to be sky-high?🤭

Open another page: I want to write a review on the supporting characters Zhao Ziyi, Zhao Yin, Lin Zicheng, Zhang Boyuan, Su Molin, Lin Qianzi, Hui Niang, and Chao Yun, because they each have their own strengths and weaknesses, and they are not stereotyped decent or villain characters. He is also very capable. He does not use his mental retardation to highlight the protagonist's superiority, but rather uses strong against strong, using strong to set off the strong, making the protagonist even stronger. If you are interested, you can each choose one to write, just like in Dream of Red Mansions, Daiyu and the others choose a title for their chrysanthemum poem, okay?

I think the emperor and the prime minister have the most righteous views in the article. Others, including the male and female protagonists, have all three views,,, a bit skewed

The modern 28-year-old female protagonist travels back in time to become an 8-year-old girl and marries the male protagonist, who is known as a "child prodigy". Regardless of the conspiracy of marrying a wife from a high-class family, the married life of the male and female protagonists is really that of childhood sweethearts. . . Until he accidentally realizes that the male protagonist will never grow up, until the female protagonist is sacrificed to cure the male protagonist's dwarfism and is almost killed by someone letting a tiger go. . After the heroine narrowly escaped death and was rescued, she was unwilling to find out the truth, so she disguised herself as a man, took her wife and took the imperial examination to become an official. . . As far as the plot is concerned, it is quite fascinating. The writing is as good as ever, but the annoying female villain is too vicious and tenacious.

The male channel is like a female channel, a bit nondescript, the writing is messy, and the characters and plot are all crazy.