Spring of the Apricot Grove

Luo Qian makes people feel speechless, not because of what they think about his mother, but because he has problems with his character. 1. Because the heroine once asked if the heir would take care of the child. Although she believed that the child should be taken care of, she asked what would happen if the mother asked for the child to be taken care of? Decided that my mother would not do this. She has a strong character from her mother. It means that there are big things that cannot be relied on, which shows that they are unreliable! 2. He inherited his mother's selfish character, which can be seen from his joining the army. There are two purposes, one is to coerce the mother to withdraw from the engagement, and the other is to coerce the heroine into getting married. I have joined the army for you, and you don't want to marry me! The impact on the heroine was never considered. Third, white-eyed wolf! He never thought that his life was saved by the heroine. The heroine saved you, but she was forced to marry you! Are you repaying a favor? Revenge? ! The heroine made it clear that she would not marry, but he was found to have moved on to a different place. By the way, the heroine has never said that she will not marry anyone who is not a king, right? ! Ever since her mother objected for the first time, the heroine made it clear that he had always been the one who refused to give up and lived in his own wishful thinking. Feeling that she is great and has paid a lot of price, the heroine must respond. Why? !

Wasn't this killer meme popular a few years ago when I was in junior high school? I'm ready to graduate from college, now? I can only say that the novel comes from real life, and there are quite a few people who want to be killers. .

Introduction: The protagonist's only goal is to get married 😅

The one I thought was the male lead turned out to be the second male lead... Do you understand this feeling?

I only watched the first half, and then after reading the ending, I thought the male protagonist was Luo Qian, and weren't he and the female protagonist in love with each other in the first half? Why did the male protagonist change later? Poor Luo Qian 🤫

The writing is very good, but the characters and logic are too confusing. The characters are changed at will according to the author's plot. It is not responsible at all. Do you think the readers are fools or forgetful? In some places, the bragging is a bit too much. For example: I first wrote about Mrs. Luo who only gave birth to a son after five years of marriage because she had no love, and later said that she became pregnant with Luo Qian on the night of the wedding. Writing about the heroine's past life is even more different from time to time. The kings of Yan who rebelled were all beheaded, and the princess who committed such a serious crime was demoted to a commoner. At first, it was said that the heroine's family had already recognized their ancestors and changed their surname. Later, they said that they missed their adoptive parents and family, so they did not change it. The heroine's mother said that when they came back from the battlefield, the two maids and their family would return the marriage contract. After returning, there was no movement, and they were still the heroine's dowry servants. There are too many such loopholes to list them all, so I'll complain more. Overall it's pretty good.

This book could be renamed, A few things about the heroine and her male counterpart. Two-thirds of them are talking about the female protagonist and the male protagonist. The male protagonist is like a passerby, not even psychologically active, alas!

After receiving the unlimited reading coupon, I chose this book to read. I saw the trouble between the heroine and Luo Qian in the middle, so I watched the ending. It was really cool. . . Luo and Su are actually similar. They were both saved by the heroine and they both like her. The only difference is that Luo has a strong and stubborn mother who cares too much about her son. In that era when filial piety was greater than heaven, there wasn't much he could do. Su Zheng, on the other hand, had a mother who wanted her son to die and was despised by everyone, so he was considered successful. Success is Xiaohe, failure is Xiaohe. Furthermore, when Luo told his family that he wanted to marry the heroine, the heroine's family status was still very low. Later, Su and Su were granted the title of princess, so Luo actually lost a bit unjustly. Personally, I actually like Brother Cen. He has a loving father and a filial son, and I am in favor of Brother Cen marrying the heroine. If it hadn't been for Miss Cen being compensated to the heroine's brother, this would have been a good marriage, and I always felt that Su let Miss Cen marry the heroine's brother just because he didn't want Xiao Cen to marry the heroine. . .

It's a very good book. I will keep reading it and recommend it to you! Come on!

There are too many characters to remember 😐