Jie Chunchou

How dare a rich, beautiful, frail young widow in a foreign land with no family ties and no guardians reveal her wealth to fund a girls' school? Aren't you afraid of being caught by scoundrels? Aren't you afraid of being killed for money?

So pretty! Hasn't everyone discovered it yet?

It can be seen from this article that the author's writing skills are quite good. The failure is that the plot and characters are too confusing and too many. He artificially fabricates all kinds of secrets, conspiracies, and twists, and many of them are unnatural and a bit made up for the sake of editing.

The author has buried holes one after another, many mysteries have not been solved, many bad guys have not died, and everyone around him is infatuated with the male protagonist and jealous of the female protagonist.

I'm a little angry, why do the male and female protagonists always leave their tail unchecked, always waiting for enemies and trouble to come to them?

I really like the story at the beginning. The first-marriage merchant girl who is not loved by her husband is self-reliant and runs away, and meets a sinister husband. Both the male and female protagonists have interesting souls. The writing becomes more and more crooked later on, with the hero's friend trying to gain some leverage for no apparent reason, and the hero and heroine suddenly having a powerful background. It feels like I'm making up the story while writing, completely deviating from the original story context.

The male protagonist is really mean-mouthed and despicable.

The heroine and heroine are really the Holy Mother alive, and the holy light shines

Wei Zhen is a scumbag. When I first read the description and saw Mrs. Zhang breastfeeding Wei Zhong, I knew he would cheat on him, rubbish😡

The heroine's ex-husband disliked her scars and never consummated their marriage with her. She was curious about what the hero would do when he saw the scars. Unexpectedly, the chapter where the heroine and the hero got married was deleted like that!

Finally, it's not an article about rebirth or time travel. It's worth reading.

Just get through the first eight chapters. It's quite interesting. The male protagonist is not a scumbag husband.

Quite lively and lively, although not mature enough

Did Wei Zhen marry Wet Nurse Zhang?

The scumbag ex-husband can actually have the bridal chamber with the lights off or the heroine wearing clothes.