A Match Made by Heaven

There is no market for female writers at Qidian. All great writers are like this. If you are not a great writer, you will not be able to survive.

Fortunately, the heroine of this book no longer fights her aunts and sisters at her own home, and then goes to her husband's house to fight. Behind her are her family members who can support her. The tyrannical Jiang Wan, before time travel, was also a tyrannical lord. She was born in the Hejian Palace, her grandfather held a high position, and because she was the only granddaughter in the family, she was favored by thousands of people. She was given a marriage to the eldest grandson of the emperor at the same time as the eldest daughter of the Protector. In the many years of fighting with the eldest daughter of the Protector, she was also unparalleled in bravery, winning and losing, and she was indeed the second in command. Unfortunately, in the end, he died due to the little woman's plot because of his upright and reckless personality. Resurrected from the dead, with a soul from later generations, this Jiang Wan used his unique family background, coupled with his intelligence and superb medical skills, to continue to strengthen himself. Let the self-righteous people who always want to deceive her continue to become opponents like pigs. After tricking your opponent and tricking the emperor, what you give are benefits, which are also urgently needed by others. Low-cost and high-priced pills, love or not, are urgently needed by your opponent anyway. For opponents who don't have a long memory, in addition to paying for lessons, they also have to pay a price. If you don't want fame once, then come twice. If you give money once and don't have long memory, then give twice as much.

Can I say that this is my second time writing this topic? In addition, it's been almost a month since the breakup, and Jiang Wan and Qi Moyuan haven't even gotten married yet, so what else should I write about? Jiang Huan is a time-travelling person, the kind who travels through the soul. As for his identity before time-traveling, I guess most people may not be able to explain it. Let's just be a hero and don't ask where he came from. As long as you know that she is not an ordinary erudite, her level of Chinese medicine is unfathomable, she is a top pharmaceutical and poison maker, and she can drug people silently. Poor Qi Moyuan, she was poisoned every time she wanted to get close to her 🤭🤭🤭 Jiang Huan was about to be assassinated every three days, all kinds of All troubles have to be thrown at her (nonsense! Otherwise, why would there be a story👀) Whoever wants her to be unlucky will definitely be the unlucky one. Apart from not being frank enough to accept Qi Moyuan's feelings, she has other shining points. She is beautiful, knowledgeable, versatile, multi-talented, and a master of medicine. She has upright views, so how can she not be liked by others?

Although there is nothing new in the title of the book, I just like to read Mu Dada's books. After working for a day, I come home and finish my housework, and then lie in bed and read a relaxing and comfortable story. It is such a happy thing, and I feel relaxed.

After reading the first chapter, I have been wondering why the "Emperor's eldest grandson" should be kept? ? In this chapter, we asked: 1. If the current emperor is the real perpetrator of the "regicide" back then, the "emperor's eldest grandson" should be left to find out the truth? 2. The "prince" of that year really committed regicide, and the "emperor's eldest grandson" is the sinner! 3. There was another person who killed the king back then, but now the emperor got a huge advantage. The "prince" back then was wrongly accused, and the "emperor's eldest grandson" kept it to himself. (Thinking: I took his father's position, he wants my position?) In addition, the current emperor is a (brother) of the "prince" generation back then. He is still from the "first emperor" generation. No matter what the situation is, it would be awkward to continue calling him "the emperor's eldest grandson"!

Oh my gosh, I haven't watched it for a long time. I was really depressed after watching it! The prince, the princess, and the heroine and the crown prince are like the Virgin Mary. It seems that the heroine and the righteous faction are free and wanton, but in fact they are dealing with endless schemes every day, and they are always being led by the nose and follow the rhythm. The bad guys are the protagonists, right? They are all arrogant and domineering. After suffering a little setback without any pain, they can look back as cool as ever. None of them has received actual harm or retribution. Who among the princes, princesses, princes, princes, and concubines is worse than a bunch of moths in the family? They are simply being jumped on their necks.

It's a really weird book. The Protector feels more powerful than the emperor. He can get out of bed when he wants to see the emperor, and he doesn't need any evidence to accuse someone. He is easily criticized by the heroine in a few sentences. The poor heroine thought she got the script of Shuangwen's heroine, but it turned out that she had to treat anyone who asked her to treat a disease. To put it nicely, it was to make money, but it was not that she couldn't refuse and was so aggrieved. Occasionally, she finally gets a good time, but in the end, people like princesses, princes, emperors, empresses, and empresses always pop up and force her to compromise. The heroine is also very good-tempered. She is so frustrated every day, and she acts like I am not suffering. I am the best, and the reader almost buys a piece of tofu and dies in embarrassment. I really don't know what the author is thinking. There are many plots in the article that are inconsistent with common sense. Even those with high status and inferior status are not reasonable. It is true that the logic is inconsistent.

When Jiang Wan married into Prince Jing'an's palace, she always kept her eyes open and rushed to find trouble. She had no choice but to find ways to deal with every move. I don't dare to say anything about other abilities, but my ability to insult people is of course very proficient. Pang Yan's maid bumped into her intentionally, causing the vase to fall and almost hit Jiang Wan. Jiang Wan bought 20,000 taels of jewelry at Jinyu Pavilion in one go, and she could still say calmly: I just bought jewelry to calm my shock. The headdress is exquisite. I don't know which one to choose. I bought whatever I liked! The reason is so powerful and domineering. It was originally aimed at Jiang Wan, but now I'm choked and can't say a word. I just like Jiang Wan's skill that is so deadly and can make the opponent so jealous that he vomits three liters of blood! As the eldest daughter of the Hejian Palace, she is the jewel in the heart of the whole family. The care and concern they give to Jiang Wan is truly endearing. Grandfather can easily say: Take it, take it, and wait until grandfather and your father have made military exploits to get it back from you. It is not worth crying over such a trivial matter. The eleventh young master, who is less than five years old, can raise his head and ask the maid whether the bundle is strong. I had to worry so much for my troubled sister. It's so cute to see the little short-legged young master's ignorance!

This is the first time I have read a book about a marriage that has more than 700 chapters but does not consummate the marriage...

I started reading it on a limited basis, and after reading about 300 chapters, I felt that the plot progressed too slowly. They were all similar plot loops, which was quite long-winded. Then I skipped directly to the latest chapter, and found that there was no sense of inconsistency, and it could be connected perfectly. The people were still the same, and the things were the same. . . . According to this narrative method, this book should be able to be written until the end of time.