Jiang Nanchun

Why do you want such a perfect heroine to become your stepmother? ? ? Why is there a stepson? ? ? The other plots are very interesting. I could have read this book from beginning to end, but when I saw the plot describing the male protagonist getting along with his first wife and having a child, I really couldn't stand it. I felt like I had a lump in my throat, and I barely finished it while skipping through chapters. Personally, I feel like it could have been a five-star novel, because the setting barely got three stars.

? I liked the previous one quite a lot, and thought it was a breath of fresh air from ancient Chinese proverbs. Unexpectedly, it still talked about rebirth. And I saw some book friends saying that the male protagonist is Yun's cousin and his stepmother. If you can't accept it, you might as well not have married a girl from the Huang family.

I don't know if this book is genuine, but I came to look for it after reading "The Second Spring". The result was so disappointing. I even wrote several names wrongly.

What does this book say? After reading more than 300 chapters, such an outstanding and beautiful heroine finally became Chen Houyun's stepmother and the mother of someone else's child. I find it unacceptable. The plot arrangement is unreasonable. For his own selfishness, Chen Houyun provoked the imperial power, ignored the interests of Chen and Chen's family, and played with the imperial power at the hands of applause. Do you believe it?

There are only 40 reviews. It doesn't seem to be a good book. It doesn't even have a review.

I really liked this book, but when I saw that the heroine's cousin Yun started plotting against the heroine and becoming the male protagonist just three months after his wife died fighting for him, leaving her son behind, I gave up on the novel.

Why is the male protagonist not Mr. Qin? ? At first I learned to write about Deng and Qin, but in the end it was Cousin Chen? ? I'm very optimistic about Qin.

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It's too late to start, maybe because the author feels there are too few subscriptions and attention. Moreover, there are many typos in the book, and people's names are often mistaken. The plot is generally good