My Wife Is a Grand Lord

I haven't read the book yet, so let's read the comments first. I found that many people asked if it was a harem, but they stopped watching if it was a harem. Female readers won't say it, it's normal. But many male readers like single female protagonists or even no female protagonists so much, so that they can have a sense of substitution? I'm afraid not all of them are eunuchs. Anyway, as long as the writing is good, I can read it. It would be nice to have multiple female protagonists to satisfy your fantasies, a harem instead of a stud. It's okay to recommend Stallion in person, but Stallion's articles are not well-written, and the author can't even remember how many of them he's recommended.

I was a little confused when I read Chapter 6, so don't complain if you don't like it. The male protagonist was kicked out and was not allowed to spend the night. The heroine's status is there, and a talented girl has come back to inherit the title. Every word and deed is watched by others. The wedding is hasty and forget it. She is kicked out of the castle on the day of the wedding and is not allowed to pass the night or even stay in the guest room. What are you doing? Isn't it just to send some signals to those who still miss the heroine! ? ? It is clear that he is not voluntary, but he is also forced to do so. If there is something unspeakable, he can still continue to pursue himself! ? So men mainly block suitors or loneliness? The male protagonist was dragged out to block the gun. He protected the male protagonist in front of so many people, but then he just drove him away without caring. What is this? This is not just a superficial act! ? And to protect the male protagonist, the female protagonist only said this in front of the subordinates within the jurisdiction of her title, those who are not retainers or even in front of people of the same level as the female protagonist, isn't it just based on the way the female protagonist does things to judge the importance of the male protagonist to the female protagonist? For a person who doesn't care and can give up at any time, does it have the effect of blocking a gun? Is there any necessity for his existence? In the end, the male protagonist was grateful to the female protagonist. What I don't understand the most here is that he was dragged out to block the gun. The question is, what is the gun blocking? The male protagonist knows everything the author wrote before, but if you want to write it, what do you know? If I wanted to block suitors, why wouldn't I be allowed to spend the night? If you want to block other things, does your heroine need to show the importance of the male protagonist to outsiders? Otherwise, what can a person who can give up at will do to stop a gun? In the end, what is the hero grateful for? He repays the favor and is not afraid that his shield will be stabbed to the core by a gun? With all his lives gone, what's the use of the elf worms and the desolate fief that comes with it? The male protagonist himself doesn't understand that he has nothing but his status? And the risks to be borne are completely unequal to the benefits? Aren't you angry that I'm talking about the male protagonist? This is a typical example of treating oneself as a low-ranking person who has been favored by a high-ranking person, and is sent away with some benefits. He is only given a status, has no hope for the future, and still feels good about himself. (As the saying goes: Count the money after being sold to someone else.) Plus, it's about the heroine, so I keep licking it. Maybe it's because the author doesn't write many novels, really. . . . Some of the stories have some logic problems, and the characters' behavior seems a bit awkward. How should I put it? . Come on. The above only represents my personal opinion, please don't comment if you don't like it, thank you.

The main character didn't get on base for seven hundred and forty-eight chapters, and in the seven hundred and forty-nine finale chapter, he was pregnant in one sentence. It's that simple.

To be honest, the writing is pretty good: It's just that if you use too many modern weapons like muskets and grenades, you'll lose interest. When reading novels about knights, you should just read about riding and slashing; you could just get a bunch of machine guns and shoot them all out. Also, those pirates have more than 900 pigs; if you kill them all with more than 100 people, you won't only die three or four people! Are all Silver Knights trash? Did you kill me so easily? When you hit someone, it's like level suppression, and when someone hits you, it's like you're of a higher level than them; you'll be killed in two hits! Also, I have to imitate what the big dragon does with elf bugs!

Let me tell you that I am not a troll. In fact, I am just a reader who has only read four chapters, so I will only talk about the previous plot. I am a little confused about the previous plot. First of all, the protagonist is a time traveler. He also knows that the countess suddenly looks for a husband, so she must be looking for a target in front of her. He is not a native aristocrat. He should understand that whoever chooses to be a husband is equivalent to harming someone, or as the protagonist thinks, it is a cuckold. Well, how come the protagonist doesn't feel any resentment at all, and just accepts it calmly? Is it because there is a system, or what, because as a person who has traveled through the past, it is unacceptable whether it is being held in front of someone with a target or being cuckolded. Normally, shouldn't there be resentment? Even if it is because of the difference in status, there is no dissatisfaction, resentment or revenge in my heart. I really can't understand it. I am not a troll, so I posted a comment.

As soon as the protagonist is born, his parents must die first. My talents are astounding from ancient times to the present, and I can do everything. There was a fiancée who came to break off the engagement. If the protagonist is not convinced, don't bully the young man into being poor. If you go out to study art, you will definitely have the opportunity. There must be a story about becoming a disciple of someone so-and-so, and being a disciple was jealous of others, and all the senior brothers were dissatisfied. The protagonist is slapped in the face, and the senior sister comes to help. Advise him to be patient for a while, and a chance will come. As magical weapons and magical skills come, so must the magical beasts. Once the magical skill is mastered, the enemy will appear. The two of them are like fire and water, and someone must come to persuade them. The sect held a grand competition and got the top three in revenge. The master invites me to meet you and go out to travel around the world. There are beauties in the world, and beauties have troubles. The protagonist comes to help and the trouble is solved. Then she told her origin, she must be a daughter of aristocratic family. The family then arrives and the beauty must leave. The protagonist wants to find her, but the power gap is too great. The auction house will definitely gain something later. Then find your teammates, who are beautiful women. When you leave the city and change the map, you can get air every second. The beauty is found, and the head of the family comes to test her. There is a strong enemy in the test, and the protagonist has to solve it. After all, the clan members praised me for being so awesome. After finishing the work and returning home with beauty, the master is no longer here. The leader explained the reason and then went to take revenge. After returning to the sect, elders from all parties arrived. Complaining provokes a strong enemy, who will then arrive. The protagonist is ashamed of his powerful enemy, who is very angry. A shocking battle breaks out, and everyone comes to give their lives. The elder had nothing to say, so the leader gave up his position. The protagonist refused and then left with Mei. See you ten years later, the protagonist is invincible.

There are too many nonsense plots, the main plot is unclear, and the elf bugs have a low sense of existence. Summary: boring

What kind of guns are there in the wizarding world? It would be okay if the protagonist is set to be a master in this field. It would be fine if I could make a pistol with my bare hands in my previous life. A man who knows nothing gets a pistol. How powerful can it be? Can a knight be better at archery? Fast?

The protagonist's bodyguard arranges a musketeer team, don't you think he died quickly enough? Now there are automatic weapons, and the boss has to line up with melee fighters. Most of the guns are pistols. In a world with extraordinary power, you bring a front loader. It takes a long time to reload a shot and the musketeer team is affected by the weather. Any idiot who comes to kill the protagonist will start charging from a hundred meters away. It's all close. In low-level extraordinary worlds, muskets are useful, but in high-level extraordinary worlds, muskets are useful.

After reading Chapter 5, I really can't stand it. What a bitch male protagonist. This kind of garbage should really die.