Married to the Disabled Young Marshal

This book is very good, the story outline is very attractive, every turning point is very exciting, and the subject matter is very good. In fact, the author can write more delicately and deeply, and the characters are also very distinctive. The final family, country and world are even more exciting. In the face of war, all selfishness seems so insignificant. Only those who fight forward with passion and persevere until the final victory. Soldiers, especially those on the battlefield, are the most worthy of admiration. Those thousands of unknown martyrs are our best sons! Pay tribute to these lovely and pure people!

Each flower has its own fragrance, each book has its own beauty I think it's pretty good. This is one of the very few books about the Republic of China that I've read. It not only reflects the heroine's neither humbleness nor arrogance, nor the hero's courage to love or hate, but also reflects the dark side of that era. Fortunately, all the good people in the book have a good ending. The only possibility is that the second young master inadvertently fell in love with a person whom he couldn't love, a hidden and deep love. If he has a chance to meet or like someone earlier in his next life, he may like someone who also likes him. I want to watch a side story 😏

A rare novel about love and power struggle in the Republic of China! 😀Gu Qingsheng is a perfect passionate girl, with good looks, brains, caring but also a clear love and hate for her enemies. She is neither pretentious nor pretentious, smart and wise. This is what a goddess should be like in her heart! 😀The image of Young Master Yi as a ruthless warlord is not so obvious, but more of a wise and courageous leader. 😇Know how to figure it out slowly, learn sweet words, behave like a boss in front of others, and show off to others as a little bitch. 😄The two teamed up to solve the case, and remained loyal through thick and thin. They were indeed a match made in heaven! 🥰Second Young Master Yi is a person with a slightly twisted human nature who was tortured by his mother👩 since childhood, but this does not hinder his machinations, but in the face of big right and wrong, he will also know how to turn back. There is nothing wrong with his deliberate attempts to gain the upper hand. But in the end, he failed and became a loser. The article describes that his love for Qing Sheng is not very obvious. It may just be caused by a temper that wants to compete with the young master no matter what. In the end, he sacrificed his life to save the girl who is very similar to Qing Sheng. It is quite touching. At least he proved that his own love is not fake. 🥹Song Anyue is the biggest female villain, scheming and ruthless, White Lotus, but unfortunately she suffered the consequences in the end. 😌Fang Yi is a mindless vase, and Fang Jing feels a little transparent. Although it is also a negative image, the actual harm is not particularly obvious. 😅Xiao Qi is the second male lead I always mistakenly thought, the kind who wants to steal his wife from the eldest son, but I misjudged him. He recognized the situation long ago and moved on, and found his true love. He is really a sober and understanding person! 😀 Ruoshui and Fifth Miss achieve perfection and it's just a happy ending. 😄Sanshao Yi is a bit stupid and fell in love with White Lotus and Black Heart Lotus, but luckily Mudfoot didn't fall too deep and quickly recognized the other person's true face. 😄All the endings are happy. Although many people were killed and injured in the chaotic times, it is inevitable due to current events. All in all, this is a very immersive piece of literature about the Republic of China, everything falls into place naturally, it's a porridge🥣! 🐶

Woohoo, it looks good, but there should be a child at the end. Let's make a sequel. Also, why does the heroine's brain get bad and good at other times? She shouldn't have gone to a temple in the middle of the night, but then her brain turned out to be crazy.

Not bad, the plot is compact, it's about the love story between Du Jun's son and the journalist heroine, can it be considered a substitute marriage in the Republic of China version? Marriage first, love later? Hahaha~~ From the time when the male and female protagonists first met, fell in love, and finally had a child, there was no misunderstanding or moth. I rarely read stories about the Republic of China, and this book is good.

What a very well written novel! The content, logic, and thinking are all very good! I feel like the author's writing is really good! You can feel the author's writing level from the article! Awesome👍👍👍! I've read a lot of novels, and some of them are written like running water, and the titles are almost the same, so it's hard to come across well-written ones! I hope the author can have better works for us to read! I recommend "Xi Huazhi" to everyone, which is also a very good novel! Everyone can take a look!

This is a love story that took place in the early Republic of China! The heroine was abandoned by her father to fend for herself abroad. After returning to China, she was forced to replace her sister and marry the legendary hero who lost his legs and his appearance due to the war. The heroine agreed to the marriage out of revenge. On the day the heroine returned to China, she rescued the hero who was being hunted for stealing a batch of arms. The hero also agreed to the marriage because he knew the heroine's identity. The male protagonist plays two roles at the same time to get close to the female protagonist, save the heroine from danger many times, and help the heroine succeed in revenge. The process is both doting and sweet! When the war breaks out again, the male protagonist's responsibility and the villains in the story can unite and fight to defend their territory. It is worth watching!

I kept reading reluctantly, but gave up when I saw Citroën. In the comment section, someone actually popularized the science that Citroën was founded in 1919 and the Republic of China began in 1912, but he forgot that the first sentence at the beginning is the 5th year of the Republic of China. Where did Citroën come from in 1917? Writing is not rigorous

Not bad

Everyone was nice, but I felt a little sorry for Yi Heting later on