Happiness, Just as Before

The heroine's capital letter is White Lotus. I can't stand it.

If the male protagonist has a concubine, he will not fall into the trap.

A pitiful and hateful person, selfish, willing to sacrifice anyone for the sake of his family

Every one of Gui Gui's novels is good-looking. The plots are always exciting and not procrastinating, and are full of intellectual tension. They are not like other authors' dull plots and plots. I am really looking forward to Gui Gui's new works!

I have some doubts. The book mentions eating noodles, steamed buns and the like many times, but later on it is written that no one has ever grown wheat.

I came across this article accidentally and read it with hope. But the author really treats the readers as mentally retarded, repeating the same inner descriptions over and over again, and the tone is too childish.

Before I left Qi's house, I cleaned up the mess for the second lady and said that Zhuangtou had sent black flour, and then punished Zhuangtou to eat steamed buns made of black flour. As before, he also made longevity noodles for Qiyou. But later when he became an official in Yanzhou, in order to show that he was as capable as before, he actually said that no one in the world grew wheat and grinded flour to eat... This is written in such a way that the author himself has forgotten the previous plot.

To be honest, the writing is pretty good. The only thing is that the male protagonist is often described as a complete supporting role, while the female protagonist is largely there to fulfill him! 1. I don't like this contrast of mismatch in strength, it's awkward; 2. I don't like the heroine to compromise or restrain herself for the sake of balancing the couple's status. If they don't match their strengths, they shouldn't be together; 3. The male protagonist is very good, but he is not good enough in front of the female protagonist; 4. The female protagonist is the only one in the male protagonist's heart, and she is most of his world; but to the female protagonist, the male protagonist is just a branch to live on and can be abandoned at any time. Her world is a country connected by the entire continent and all oceans. It was too unfair for her to succumb to his life trajectory, like a dragon sinking into a shallow abyss. I felt wronged for him too. (Although I don't feel aggrieved) This is my only complaint about this book. Well, my resentment about this is actually quite long!

I have just read more than twenty chapters, and I really want to praise it. This is indeed a rare and excellent novel, the result of the author's great care.

After reading the introduction, you will know that the emperor is stupid