The Cannon-Fodder Princess Strikes Back

The love of the male protagonist is really ironic, just like the male protagonist's thoughts when he takes the initiative to marry the female protagonist. He is sure to control the female protagonist when she is alive, but when she dies, he just leaves the Yan family. In the end, doesn't he hold the female protagonist in his hands? ! Also, he didn't understand that Emperor Xuande was not her father, and she had done a lot of dirty things, so she was destined to be a couple? Do you know that giving a favor is not as good as raising a favor? After raising the heroine for decades (the 30th year of Xuande), he still dotes on the heroine so much that even a dog will be cruel to his enemies. What's more, the heroine lives in a family that values ​​boys over girls in modern times. She has not had as much family affection in her life. How can she compromise like this just because of such a complicated love? And if you know everything about the heroine, is the heroine willing to do these things? No one asked her if she was willing to go through the book, and no one knew that the golden finger dispute between the cannon fodder heroine and the original heroine was either your death or my death, so even if death changed the fate of her marriage, she still had to fight, not to mention her two younger brothers were the eldest son and second son, and they were the eldest son. Also, the heroine lived to be thirty years old in modern times. For such a mature person, even if she is now very pampered by the hero, it is impossible for her true three views to completely change. Anyway, I can't see the attachment of the heroine to the hero and forgive him like this. Personally, I think this is a huge crack that will leave traces. And their child, the son of a golden-fingered counterattack princess and a secret guard leader, must be smart, so a child who will definitely be educated by his father, how much will he know? Just like when parents are at odds, the child helping his father to comfort his mother is based on understanding certain facts. If I were the heroine, I wouldn't be able to stand my own child knowing that my mother is such a scheming person. Although there are reasons for everything, this is a collision of three views. Then you can think about how likely it is that this child will know everything when he grows up. The male protagonist said that he loved the female protagonist, but he left no escape route. It was true that the wolf was plundering, but it also made the female protagonist physically and mentally attached without any freedom. Anyway, the male protagonist won, and the one who gained the most didn't care about the female protagonist's feelings, just coaxed her back, haha

I jumped to read it. After seeing the extra chapter, I felt that I didn't want to read it in detail. My outlook was worrying. Although he was transported to a five-year-old soul, this emperor can be said to be an adoptive father, right? In the extra story, the adoptive father was killed by the combination of the nanny who was favored by the heroine, her husband, and the eunuch who was favored by the adoptive father. How could a person with normal outlook have a future with a powerful and powerful patricide enemy? The best outcome for the heroine is to join forces with the new emperor and slowly plan to overthrow the prince-consort who is the leader of the secret guards, and her children will become rich men for a lifetime, and she will be her eldest princess.

Why are the extras shown at the front? After reading the extra, I no longer want to read the main text 😅

It's very toxic, the heroine has very few roles, the writing is terrible, the plot is ugly, and it's written around the emperor's harem every day.

There is a lot of nonsense, it's just like trying to make up the word count, the heroine's character is hard to explain in one sentence, I can't read it even if I'm short on books.

The book is quite good, but this side story really disgusted me. The hero's love killed the heroine's father, and then he said he loved the heroine. It reminded me of the TV series where the heroine and the hero both had hatred that killed each other's parents, but they could still be together without any problems. It was disgusting.

Suddenly it felt very childish and routine.

Chapter 191 is probably a plagiarism of the drowning scene in "Rebirth of the Princess".

After watching this episode, I no longer want to watch it

Some parts are exactly the same as Concubine Shu