The Powerful Minister Is a Wife-Controller

This story is pretty good, I finished reading it all, but there are a few problems: First, the heroine's character throughout the story is sometimes strong and sometimes weak, sometimes she is very pretentious, but sometimes she doesn't resist. For example, she gives in to Zhou Xuan's domineering attitude, but she is inexplicably repelled by Zhou Xuan who is looking for her everywhere, making her incomprehensible. Second, the ending is too hasty, and there are foreshadowings in the text. How can a mere princess operate such a large game of chess? Is there anyone else who hasn't made it clear later? Third, the third prince disappeared after getting married, which is not consistent with common sense.

Summary: The female protagonist never tells the male protagonist anything, and as long as the male protagonist doesn't tell the female protagonist anything, the female protagonist will immediately get angry and divorce at every turn. In short, it is the story of a little fairy who controls heaven and earth and a big licking dog

I think this book is very interesting. Except for the ending where the female protagonist is a bit pretentious and doesn't cherish the male protagonist enough, the male protagonist is also angry with his official and returns to his hometown. He is very decisive in dealing with things like him. Without an official, he cannot protect himself.

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