A Fortune at the Door

It seems that many people think that the male protagonist's unwillingness to save the female protagonist in his previous life and the male protagonist's scheming skills are the biggest red flags. But on the contrary, I don't think these two points are surprising. The male protagonist has nothing to do with the female protagonist in his previous life. There is nothing wrong with protecting his family and not saving the female protagonist during the rebellion. Moreover, in order to protect herself and her stepmother, the female protagonist also shouted to expose the identity of the male protagonist's mother-in-law, saying that she was the one the rebels wanted to arrest. Who has the right to accuse the male protagonist of not saving her? In addition, it has been said that the male protagonist is plotting against the female protagonist to marry him, plotting against the female protagonist's family and so on. Although the male protagonist uses the female protagonist's father to guide some things, it does no harm to the female protagonist's father. On the contrary, it has some benefits. Of course, the male protagonist benefits the most, but otherwise, wouldn't it be that the male protagonist's hard-working plans are not for his own benefit, but are they so selfless that he simply wants to send your father up? You didn't even have much interaction at that time, okay? The male protagonist "calculates" the female protagonist to marry him because he thinks it will be beneficial for the female protagonist to marry him and help him fight against his aunt. But he also promised that he would try his best to protect the heroine's family, and he did so. Ever since the heroine married the hero, she has been saying that the hero is scheming and scheming. I find it very annoying. The scheming by the hero has not harmed you. The male protagonist has been taking care of the female protagonist's feelings, but the female protagonist has always been unwilling to sincerely respond. While saying that she shouldn't resent the male protagonist in this life because of things in her past life, she is actually complaining at all. Later, she was finally willing to accept the male protagonist and wrote as if the female protagonist was generous and open-minded. In fact, it is a bit inexplicable why the male protagonist likes the female protagonist, and the relationship development between the two is a bit far-fetched. I am most annoyed by the heroine after marriage. The rest of the story is really well written.

I don't understand that the male protagonist suddenly fell in love with the female protagonist because of Mao Xian in this life. He clearly pushed the female protagonist to die in his previous life. Where did the change come from?

I found that the titles in this book are really crazy and confusing. The nephew calls himself "son" to his aunt, and the relationship between aunt and nephew is that of mother and son...😫😵

It's very interesting, but you still have to rely on your imagination to make up a lot of it. There's also the description of Zhou Shijiu. Shenma has flowers coming out of her eyes, which gave me goosebumps. . .

I don't like the male protagonist, and the emotional change of the female protagonist is also far-fetched. It was not very good to set it up like this at first, and it didn't torture the male protagonist.

This book is really good, the writing is very logical, the characters behave reasonably, the house fights are not mentally retarded, the male protagonist has no background, and the emotional line is also worth reading. In my mind, the house fights are top, but it is a pity that the author's subsequent works are not as good as this one.

The heroine always marries a member of the clan, either a prince, a county prince, or a marquis. Anyway, they are in the clan 😅😅😅 Second Master Qi is very good, and he can be raised as a protagonist, just like a man who eats fish and meat every day, and occasionally pats cucumbers to whet his appetite.

This book is okay, better than most books

The hostess can't bear to say it. She is upright and serves the people and the country but doesn't care about the life and death of her family. She will be killed at any time after returning to Beijing. She gets drunk several times when she goes out for important social events. She is simply a pig teammate among pig teammates... It's so uncomfortable to watch.

I always feel that it's not easy for the heroine's parents to survive safely until now. She is really a pig teammate.