A Young Lady of the Ming Dynasty

Really a very wonderful article! The content, plot and writing are all excellent! But there's something wrong with the author's writing style! ~ He always tortured me first and then explained, making me cry several times! Every time I think the male protagonist is such a scumbag, but then after reading the next chapter, I realize that the male protagonist has a deep meaning! If I were less fragile, I would have abandoned the article several times! I think if you write like this, it will scare away many readers.

After reading a little bit, such a scumbag even threatened the woman not to leave. In the end, the woman had to be with him. I didn't finish it, so I don't know what happened, but I didn't like this man's ruthlessness. Does love really make a woman so inferior?

I feel very sad when I read this chapter. Qin Sulan is menopausal, an old woman, and has spent her whole life stumbling with Liu Tao like this. At that time, I thought, at such an age, Liu Tao is still angry with his wife by adding beautiful maids to his room. Isn't he afraid that his wife will get breast cancer? Whether he loves a woman or not can be determined by how he treats his unreasonable old wife who is undergoing menopause.

The pattern of Liu Tao and Su Lan is that the relationship becomes deeper and deeper, and love arises spontaneously, instead of being intoxicated in love first. As the years go by, the love ceases and turns into family affection. Particularly rare.

I like reading Zhizhi's books because Zhizhi's works have beautiful male and female protagonists, which makes people feel very comfortable reading. But Liu Tao in this book uses all means to enslave the female protagonist. He is really the worst male protagonist. Liu Tao can be called a scumbag to women.

Very nice. In the end, Liu Tao's suicide was already expected. The love between the two people is in their hearts. When a man who has done great things discovers his own weakness and cannot get rid of it, it is the same as Bai Zihua in Hua Qiangu. He is a little better than Bai Zihua. He protects him when he can't get rid of it. He pampers and loves and does not give others a chance to attack his weakness. She is his cinnabar mole and white moonlight, and they will stay with each other for the rest of their lives.

I really can't stand it until I've seen Chapter B. It's too cruel. No matter what the reason is, I can't accept this kind of male lead. I'll give it to everyone.

It's actually pretty good. Every time a character appears, there is a background introduction, which makes my head hurt. There is also the official career of the male protagonist, which is so messy that one's eyes are filled with stars. I feel like this article is half male and half female.

The characters described in this book don't feel like real people. Especially the two protagonists, the male protagonist is ruthless and can sit back and watch his son being bullied by his own relatives. The heroine spent 7 years building a caravan that traveled all over the world. It's unreal when you think about it. None of the Wang Xifeng in Red Mansion is as capable as the heroine. . .

It was the first time I read a book and I felt frustrated. There was such an incompetent heroine. I don't know what the author thought. He could get happiness by abusing the heroine?