The Wedding Rush

Yes, he is a very interesting male protagonist. He is unique and stands out among many male protagonists. I wish Hua Hua an early success and a son.

It's a very good book, why is its popularity so low?

The heroine is really hard to describe, and her pursuit of the hero is unbearable

The author's previous books were all amazing, why is this one so long-winded? ? Almost every chapter has to write about Ling Hua beating the drum, how Yan Qing behaves as a dandy, how Xiao Zhen is not favored, there are also typos and wrong names...

Will the male protagonist really bow before Xiao Er in the future? I feel so disgusting, I haven't seen him give anything, he can't do anything, he is the laggard in the first place, he is nothing without the male and female protagonists, he has the nerve to ruin the relationship between the male and female protagonists, and he is not willing to marry a wife to help here, he is a supercilious wolf. The male protagonist is really pitiful. He originally lived a carefree life and was forced to get involved in this dispute.

It's been over 700 chapters, and the marriage has not been consummated yet.

The male protagonist's character is unique, the other male supporting characters also have their own personalities, and the emotions between the female protagonist and the male supporting characters are not unclear. In addition, the plot is logical and flows naturally. Anyway, I think this novel is quite special and engaging.

Ling Hua is not as smart as she appears at all. He looks like he is strategizing but makes various mistakes every time.

Now I completely understand the male protagonist, so Ling Hua killed her husband Ning Ye for His Highness Second Highness, and then committed suicide just because Ning Ye blocked His Highness's way. No wonder the male protagonist was jealous of His Highness Second Highness and refused to like Ling Hua.

I started reading Xizi Qing's books many years ago, from Concubine Ben Jinghua to Dandy Prince Concubine, Jingmen Feng Yue, Hua Yance, and Fenzhuang Duomou. Among them, I like Dandy Prince Concubine, Concubine Ben Jinghua, and Jingmen Feng Yue the most. I have read them many times, bought the physical book of Dandy Prince Concubine, and also played the game Jingmen Feng Yue. I can say that I am a loyal fan of Xi Zi Qing. I just came across this book recently. After reading the beginning, I found that the formula is exactly the same as the previous books. The writing style has not changed. The female protagonist is very strong and she likes the male protagonist for no reason. The female protagonist is particularly powerful and has multiple identities. She is surrounded by a lot of male supporting characters. Has your writing style always been this way over the years? I'm really tired of reading this kind of routine now. It's really not a high-quality article in Qidian Guyan, and I'm a little disappointed 😟