Female Queen: My Wife Is Aunt Wu

Um... Finished reading. I seriously suspect that the following plot was written by Salixing after taking two kilograms of beauty potion.

Aunt Wu? Then why isn't the protagonist Pan Tielian? Are you bullying us for being uneducated?

In a heroine background, it's not appropriate for women to care about beauty, isn't it? Shouldn't he be tall, heroic and handsome?

The setting is excellent, but the process has negative reviews. The male protagonist keeps talking about "ancient times" and some other outlandish words. The process of falling in love is also bad. The beginning is okay, but after a few chapters, the characters and words are inexplicably filled with a sense of arrogance. Tsk, most of the arrogance of time-travelers is in the bones rather than in the skin. You, the protagonist, almost have your contempt for the ancients written on your face.

It's quite good to watch, and the plot is explained relatively clearly. The only drawback is that there is an anti-virus agent in the comments section looking for a presence, and I suggest the author delete it. I have never seen a boxing novel.

This hero is killing me. Is she really a time traveler?

If you write a sissy protagonist in a male channel, you'll be damned if you get good grades. Especially if he's a time traveler. You have to write about him changing the world and turning it into a world where men are superior to women or a world where men and women are equal. It would be exciting. Even the audience doesn't understand it. It's hard for this book to become popular.

This is just writing female novels in the skin of a female protagonist, there is nothing to say.

Full marks for plot, zero marks for writing. Always write some dramatic words.

It is extremely poisonous. It poisoned me several times in Chapter 13. It stir-fried potatoes in the Song Dynasty and ate cabbage and leeks every day, and it still made poor people suffer.

Shouldn't this be in a light novel? Why in the historical district?

It can be seen as two women falling in love

Seeing this, the author seems to have never understood why people think that the protagonist's character should not be a sissy. That's because the protagonist is a modern male who traveled through time, not a native of the female world. It is normal for an indigenous sissy, but if you are a modern male sissy, it will be a big problem

Why does the protagonist look like a 2-bit comparison? In ancient times, he had to speak a few modern terms, and there was always an inexplicable sense of superiority in the dialogue, which made people feel like he had to use two English words when talking to someone.

It's a bit awkward, the main character is always acting out, and his character is a bit disgusting and uncomfortable to watch.

You're putting the cart before the horse, so if you say this is your setting, just pretend I didn't tell you what kind of woman's character a man would write. I'm not only a pure love god of war, but also a plasma fusion straight man. It's really awkward for me.

The male protagonist is a completely normal girl character. If I write about a female character, I will say that she is a male character.

I thought it was the gender-changed versions of Wu Dalang and Pan Jinlian, but this is what happened? It can only be said that the author does not understand men, so it should be a book written by a woman 😒

No, even though you are a heroine, what you write is too poisonous. From time to time, you will say two modern words, and then you will say modern things to Mrs. Wu. These look very poisonous.

Full marks for the subject matter and zero marks for the writing. You are using Wu Dalang as a gimmick. At least you have some basic respect for the plot of Water Margin. Let's not talk about the drama of Potato and Carrot. If you have watched Water Margin, you will know that when Wu Da married Jin Lian, Wu Song was still sitting on the bench with Chai Jin. You've all been added to the fictional history section. Everyone would love to read a female version of the Water Margin, so it would save you a lot of effort to write it. Is it appropriate to write such a purely pedantic thing?

It's too intellectual, the logic is confusing, and the settings conflict.

Okay, okay, the author has let himself go, right?

Salixing? Mad, I started reading your female novels from Tomato, but when I got to the starting point, I still looked at you the same way😳😳

I wanted to see how the author included Miss Ximen. It turns out that Miss Ximen actually has 6 male concubines. Oh, what a pity, it's a very interesting book.

It was still watchable at first, but it became boring after the Immortal Cultivator came out later.

I haven't had any interest in it since the appearance of immortals. I feel like I could use modern inventions to make some things and write daily sweet articles.

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So I saw it wrong! Think it's your wife Wu Dalang? The protagonist is a shit stirrer!

Okay! Please make the male protagonist cry quickly

In fact, I think this book is quite interesting, but occasionally some words appear to make me laugh 😥