
The Principal Wife of a Distinguished Family
名门正妻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 896k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 14y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Not bad, because the heroine has not had many people who loved her since she was a child, so she doesn't have any hope for marriage, as long as it can be maintained. If it can't be maintained, divorce will not make people lose the dignity of the final wife. In fact, this attitude is quite good. In ancient times, the heroine has six fingers and will always get married, so she should allow herself to love herself at the minimum, heart If you don't give her out, you won't be hurt too much, and you can calmly deal with all kinds of difficulties from your husband's family, and you can even abandon your husband's family in the end and live independently. Therefore, whether the male protagonist takes a concubine or spends the night in the concubine's room, the female protagonist is very calm. Although she thinks this is the female protagonist's helplessness, she still feels that the male protagonist is sleeping with the concubine and sleeping with the female protagonist, which is disgusting. In short, in the end, because of the heroine's marriage management and her indifference to the hero, the hero made a promise to the heroine and became a couple for the rest of their lives. It was not easy. At least he had to survive the psychological pressure of sleeping with his concubines and sleeping with his wife without feeling sick and vomiting. It's a very good book, you can read it.
I really don't like this kind of male protagonist who sleeps with different women
After reading it, I found that there is no bloody plot, and the writing is generally smooth with some minor twists. Overall, I feel that the plot is too mediocre. It seems too magical that a mere queen mother can control who the emperor, prince, and other important ministers marry and favor. It is incredible that the male and female protagonists wait until the death of the queen mother to clean up the vicious concubines in the house. In addition, all the vicious female supporting characters use a routine to fall in love with the male protagonist and want to replace the female protagonist, and they all end up with a happy ending where the female protagonist picks them up, gently puts them down, and even points out a clear path. It is also very magical and lacks novelty. In addition, some people complained that the male protagonist slept with a concubine after getting married. I think this plot is reasonable. The first male protagonist was forced by the royal family to take a concubine, and he was disgusted with the concubine from the beginning. On the day he took her in, he slept with her like a plaything and never touched her again. Second, and most importantly, no one in this article has traveled through time, so it makes sense for both the male and female protagonists to handle this matter according to the values of ancient aristocrats. Moreover, the two of them had never developed a relationship before marriage. They started to interact in a very typical ancient marriage model. The heroine did not ask the hero to keep his integrity at all. It was not until later that they gradually fell in love with each other and the idea of a couple came into being in a tacit understanding. I think the author handled this point very well. At most, the male protagonist is disgusted with the concubine, but he still sleeps with her once, and tells her that as a man, he will not reject a woman like you, and that you are just a plaything. This makes me feel a little weird. However, there are various situations in the world, and some people just don't care about physical contact with people they hate, and that's okay.
How can a three-year-old or a five-year-old say something like this?
Although I don't necessarily like to read cool novels, the heroine is able to commit suicide, but she still tries so hard to commit suicide without actually committing suicide. In the end, she is accused of being aloof and arrogant. I feel so angry when I see it. The idea of thinking that you can settle down without fighting or fighting is actually just self-deception. To put it bluntly, you are still a coward. She only torments herself and makes her relatives who are really worried about her suffer. I really can't stand it.
I don't know what this book is trying to express. While reading it, I couldn't help but think of Mother's Way, but this book is about the art of controlling a husband. The heroine's consciousness during the pregnancy and childbirth period is so outrageous that the image of a stay-at-home woman in a feudal society emerges vividly on the page. But I wasn't moved and just wanted to be severely flogged. The married life of acting all the time finally made the heroine believe that she was really happy.
Is it true that you can write so well when you are only three years old? That Sister Lu?
The male protagonist loves the female protagonist very much, he is very loyal and kind to her, from beginning to end
Liu Yueqing and Guo Yilu were vulgar, short-sighted, selfish and vicious by nature. Could they have become so wise later on? It always feels weird.
It makes me dizzy, not suitable for me