
The Thousand-Gold Decree: A Legitimate Daughter's Delight
千金令:嫡欢
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
400Chapters
0Votes
2.1kRecs
10.9kFans
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Reader comments 20
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I feel like it's destined that the heroine doesn't like the male lead, just like the boy who pulls the girl's hair in school. This kind of attraction is already very disgusting. Girls prefer the male protagonist who is gentle and courteous. It is estimated that if the second male protagonist expresses his feelings later, the female protagonist will feel that he is disgusting with her. There are too many conflicts between the two people, and the second male protagonist has been holding on to her. His younger brother has obviously done something wrong, and he has not investigated why the female protagonist was caught and raped in bed. Who wants to destroy the marriage and interests of the two families, only focusing on the interests of the female protagonist's mother, and turning a blind eye to the enemies behind it? As for the Marquis, he is all about exploiting the female protagonist and her mother.
Could you please not give the second male lead so much plot? Although the second male lead makes things difficult for the female lead because he can't see his own thoughts clearly, it's really annoying!
Why don't we stop having so many scenes with the second male lead? I thought I was disgusting and kept making trouble. Finally, I said I like the female lead. I felt like vomiting when I saw it.
He died from the poison, endured it until chapter 28, and died.
To be honest, after reading the first 30 chapters or so, I didn't see the heroine's strategy at all. I felt that the author was powerless and couldn't write it out, so he just made it up.
There are too many scenes for the second male lead, too much drama.
Why are my brother's children always called nephews, not nephews?
Why do I feel that the heroine's relationship is so conflicting? Qi Huan and Gu Shizi really don't know how to express it. It's a bit like painting a pie.
The plot is compact and the writing is smooth, not bad.
He died from the poison, endured it until chapter 28, and died.