The Wedding Dress

The writing is quite good, but what I don't understand is that the time-travel identity of the heroine is of no use. Generally, the purpose of writing a life-extending life is to prepare the heroine for the skills she will learn, and at least have a skill. However, she clearly recognizes the title of the book, but can't read in class, and has no basic living skills, so why is this time-travel identity?

When the heroine passes by, she becomes a bystander watching the story.

In fact, the author's writing was pretty good, but he wanted to intersperse too many stories into the article, which made him lose the heroine's part. Moreover, many of the short stories were a bit unfinished, and in the end they were all supplemented by extra chapters. Especially about Shen Jing, there is a paragraph every few pictures, and another paragraph every few pictures, which makes me think that the heroine has a crush on him and cares about Shen Jing so much. The last extra chapter of "Spring Dream" always makes me feel a little unacceptable. I laid out such a long paragraph and ended up getting drunk. I thought it was just a spring dream. It was unbearable... The only part about the heroine's second child in the extra chapter. I wanted to see more interesting little things about the hero and heroine's family. Well, maybe I was asking too much.

I gave up on the story halfway through, mainly because the male protagonist didn't suit my taste, because I don't like the jumping-out-of-window plot, especially ancient Chinese novels. If it's a pre-marriage story, I can accept it. There are spoilers below In the chapter I read, the male protagonist is still a traveling businessman. Because he used to live in the heroine's house, he would jump in through the window to communicate with the heroine when something happened. I can understand that the author wants the male and female protagonists to interact, but I still can't help but speculate about conspiracy. Would a traveling businessman not understand the difference in identity between him and the princess? Then for an ordinary ancient girl, wouldn't she fall in love with the man she sees the most apart from her father and brother? In particular, that man showed that he cared about her very much and that she was very special in his heart. After all, her social circle is extremely small. Therefore, the male protagonist is suspected of taking advantage of information inequality to induce the female protagonist to like him to achieve a class jump. And the heroine was so young at that time, so she couldn't accept it.

I checked in after reading it all. This is my first time reading a female channel book. How should I put it, I feel that the author wrote it well, but the plot was a bit confusing and I didn't even react to the ending. First of all, the identity of the time travel was not used. I saw that the ending said about compromising with the times, and I felt that there was no need for time travel at all. Secondly, the several turmoils were a bit too abrupt, and it felt like they were designed to pass the plot, and I didn't feel too immersive. Finally, I don't quite understand what the purpose of writing so many people to death was to reflect, whether it was to reflect the sadness of the times or to highlight the heroine. Overall, I looked confused and didn't know what to say for personal reasons. Let me mention it again, the author's writing style is really good (note: I am not criticizing this, I am just expressing my personal feelings. If you don't like it, please don't criticize me. I would also like to thank this book for bringing me an unforgettable experience) 😜😁

Weak Guan is twenty years old. Shen Jing was already this old when the heroine was three years old, but she accompanied the eight-year-old Zhao Lu to school. It was so awkward!

There is an idiom used incorrectly at the beginning of Chapter 31... "Can't bear to read". It originally means "Can't bear to read". It's understandable to change it to "Look", but the original meaning is "The article is so well written that I can't bear to read it", which doesn't fit the context of the article.

I really like the author's beauty, but it's hard to explain why the romantic style has become so... This article is about a local girl, why does she have to wear transvestite skin?

The writing is very good, and I was immediately hooked after reading the first chapter. There was a slow flow from the end, and I finished reading it smoothly. The heroine is somewhat silly and sweet, doesn't understand anything, and lives like an ordinary person. I really don't like the situation throughout the story where the heroine seems to have something to do but can't remember it. Maybe the author wanted to set up a foreshadowing, but it was a bit weird and made the heroine look stupid, which I felt was unnecessary. Shen Jing and the fifth princess are at Huguo Temple? Was he not in the capital during the agreed period? There may be some inconsistencies, or I just didn't understand it.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I couldn't stand it any longer. I ordered the entire book for free. I have to change my habit of ordering books based on random titles. The princesses and other women in the ten chapters of the book are a bit frivolous and dare to say anything regardless of the occasion.