After the Marriage Swap, the Marquis's Entire Household Spoiled the Cousin's Daughter

The more I watch it, the more I feel frustrated. Apart from a few protagonists, there are no good people. The behavior of some characters simply does not bear up to the author's description. The male protagonist appears to be a dandy, but he actually has a gap in his chest. What's the result? The little beggars who followed him on errands were all killed, and the scholar who escorted him also died, and more than 300 civilians who were accompanying him were also implicated. Anyway, just follow the prince to achieve great things and serve the country and the people, and other sacrifices don't matter. The heroine is so smart and wise, but she knows that her father-in-law going to the battlefield is a trap that will kill him, so she just gives him a warning. There were various problems with the details of the maid she chose, but she still insisted on using her, not afraid that she was a spy. The same goes for the heroine's father. There are various positive descriptions in the opening scene. He used to be very prosperous, but later turned into Mr. Mu and missed his daughter. He was very tolerant and pitiful. In fact, it doesn't matter if he joins the villain and becomes the main force in all kinds of scheming and scheming, killing hundreds of civilians. The author said he wanted to write a complex villain, but I just think this dad is disgusting. A truly open-minded person's own experiences will not affect his outlook on life. Even if he wants revenge when he encounters injustice, he should not treat ordinary people as ants.

The heroine let her aunt in and almost got hit in the stomach. Where was her brain? She quite likes to chat and laugh with her enemies...

It's very interesting, and the whole plot is very smooth. The result is that people who are reborn are not necessarily better. People who take their destiny seriously will actually live better. It is a good book worth recommending.

I guess the male protagonist is also reborn, right? Author, you recruit from the real situation...

The chapters are like a tidal wave. The end of the previous chapter is talking about this matter, and the beginning of the next chapter is a thousand miles away.

I regretted subscribing after reading Chapter 108. An emperor who is obsessed with elixirs. What a ridiculous person. He took over the military power of the hero's father, and asked him to join him when he couldn't defeat him. Who did the prince rely on before ascending to the throne? Without the hero, his family would have died early. He didn't listen to this advice, and he didn't listen to that. In the end, the hero's father died in the war. I don't know if he regretted helping the country. It was very depressing throughout the whole process. I am a loyal minister, but the emperor is unreliable! ! !

It's very tiring to watch, it's split between the front and the back, it's neither sweet nor pleasant.

It has some meaning, it's a bit anti-routine, and it's an anti-bloody plot.

Hahahahaha

The first time I saw Chapter 18, I started charging.