
The Wedding Rush
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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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55.1kFans
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Yes, the male lead is quite interesting, unique, and stands out among many male leads. I wish him success in his drawing project soon and that he has a son soon.
It's a really good book, so why is it so unpopular?
The female lead is truly indescribable; her pursuit of the male lead is so irritating it's unbearable to watch.
The author's previous books were all amazing, so why is this one so verbose? Almost every chapter describes Ling Hua beating the petition drum, how Yan Qing acts like a spoiled brat, how Xiao Zhen is out of favor, and there are typos and even wrong names...
Will the male lead really have to bow down and submit to Xiao Er in the future? It's disgusting. He's never contributed anything, he's useless at everything, always a drag on the team, and he's nothing without the male and female leads. He even has the nerve to ruin their relationship, and he won't even help them by getting married. What an ingrate! The male lead is truly pitiful; he was living a carefree life but was forced into this mess.
It's already over 700 chapters, and they still haven't consummated their marriage.
The male lead's character is unique, the other male supporting characters also have distinct personalities, and the romantic relationship between the female lead and the male supporting characters is not complicated. In addition, the plot is logical and flows smoothly and naturally. Anyway, I think this novel is quite unique and worth reading.
Ling Hua isn't as smart as she appears. She acts all high and mighty, but she always makes mistakes.
Now I completely understand the male lead. So, Ling Hua killed her husband Ning Ye for the Second Prince and then committed suicide because Ning Ye was blocking the Second Prince's path. No wonder the male lead was jealous of the Second Prince and refused to like Ling Hua.
I've been reading Xi Ziqing's books for many years, from *The Concubine's Stunning Beauty* to *The*, **, **, and **. My favorites are *The*, *The Concubine's Stunning Beauty*, and **. I've read them many times, bought the physical copy of *The*, and even played the game of **. You could say I'm a loyal fan of Xi Ziqing.