After the Heir's Wife Turns Dark, All the Gods Fall at Her Feet

The writing is good, the plot is clear and exciting, the heroine comes from time-travel, is decisive in killing, beauty and wisdom coexist, the hero endures humiliation for his mother, and then rules the world. (I later found out that my mother was a rotten person). The relationship between the two has a natural transition. There is no cruelty or vulgarity in the palace fight and the house fight. It is all a contest of wisdom and force. It's just a pity that the life experience of the little girl next to the heroine is still unknown in the end. Worth a look.

I watched it from beginning to end, and there were no skipped chapters. Personally, I think this work is good. It doesn't have those amnesia and third-party plots where the male protagonist abuses the female protagonist because of Bai Yueguang, and the female protagonist doesn't say anything about her grievances, only to misunderstand the male protagonist. The heroine's character is decisive and decisive, not pretentious, not like a virgin, she will take revenge when she has a grudge, she will not wrong herself, and she will try her best to protect those who treat her well. The male protagonist was a bit annoying at first, but it's understandable. After all, after living in such an environment for so many years, it's easy to be distrustful and defensive about people. The male protagonist knows how to admit his mistakes when he is wrong, and has the words to explain. The female protagonist is a beauty-controller, and she first likes the male protagonist's body before falling in love. The male protagonist does not have a saintly mentality towards those who hurt him. He should take revenge and not let anyone go. I think this is good. Sometimes being kind to people who hurt you is stupid kindness. The supporting characters in it are also very good, and the overall plot is not sluggish. I look forward to writing some extras, such as Xia Hou and Sang Ye, the eldest and second ladies of the Song family, the male and female protagonist's babies, etc.

The heroine is happy in the Song family, knows martial arts, has a shrewd mind, and does business... The male protagonist pretends to be ill, has great martial arts skills, is powerful, and has connections... All in all, a very recommendable article!!!!!!

The author has good content, good conception, and a good plot. However, there are too many detailed descriptions. From the beginning, the description of various details will test the reader's patience. It is too verbose and is not good. I hope that the details will be appropriate and the things will be explained clearly without going into detail.

It's a very good read. The plot doesn't drag on and it ends when it should. It doesn't force the plot to have any fluff. I'm used to seeing aloof male protagonists. This kind of dramatist, vicious and ruthless male protagonist is really awesome. The female protagonist also has a temperament that can do things without being verbose. The heroine, Yong Ah, loves to capture the emperor as a hostage. Both the male and female protagonists opened their mouths, and the misunderstandings were explained clearly. The bad things the heroine's cousin did will also be known to everyone in the family. This kind of plot is very refreshing to watch, and it is really funny when the two start to show off their acting skills in front of outsiders. There are no supporting characters who are forcibly subdued in order to support the male and female protagonists. Although the male protagonist wanted to kill the female protagonist and hurt the female protagonist in the past, it was understandable. Unlike other novels where the male protagonist and the female protagonist knew each other and hurt the female protagonist because of another woman, this novel is a reasonable injury. After all, the secret that the male protagonist has hidden for many years is discovered by the female protagonist and he does not know the female protagonist. It is reasonable to save his own life and hurt a stranger and want to kill the female protagonist, so that he can be cleared in the future. It was also quite interesting when the two started to battle of wits and courage. It's not that the female protagonist was killed by the male protagonist at first because she was so powerful. Later, the male protagonist found out that he liked the female protagonist. He didn't domineeringly possess the female protagonist or please like a dog, but went the opposite way and seduced her. It was quite funny. This month's monthly passes are all given to the author

It's good-looking, the heroine is cool, and it scores 89 points! One point was deducted because some details were not explained, and the author probably forgot about it. For example, the maid with great martial arts skills, didn't she say she was holding a bloody jade wrench before she became stupid? I didn't mention it at all later. I always thought it would be good, and I thought she had an identity. There was no details about whether she and the guard would get along... But the setting of the niece who was suddenly reborn was eye-catching. It felt like she used her reborn vision to explain the future of the heroine and the hero. It was quite interesting... This story is about the heroine's killer traveling through time. At the beginning, she meets the hero who is pretending to be a pig and eats the tiger. Both parties want to kill each other. Later, they are forced to get married and then slowly fall in love with each other. There are no fatal bugs in the whole story, and there are no mistresses or mistresses. Both the male and female protagonists are determined to take revenge. It was very enjoyable to watch, and even the scumbags were tortured. But the plot of the male protagonist and his wife was really unexpected!! It's very good, I recommend reading it. It would be great if the author wrote another extra chapter... I feel like there is still some more that I can continue to write. (Oh, I forgot to mention, I read this from another book by the author. That book was one of the first few I read in Qimao a few years ago. I have never deleted it. I feel that the story in this book is better than that one. I beg the author to publish a new book.)

Alas 😮‍💨😮‍💨A good article, but there are too many narrations!! The scenes between the male and female protagonists seem to be inserted into a small plot. The whole story is full of trivial matters, detailed and complicated, mixed and messy. The protagonist's scenes are pitifully small... Step by step, I couldn't bear to read it, but I started to skip it. In the end, I gave up on more than 200 chapters! I really couldn't watch it, so I had friends who were "very patient" and watched it slowly, so I ran away first out of respect.

I got to know this author from the "🐰🐰" book, maybe because of my preconceptions, but the "Rabbit" book is an absolute classic! Of course, the literary talent is still as good as ever. This book belongs to the Machiavellian genre. The male and female protagonists plot their IQs to seize power and position all the time. There is no bad romance and no third woman appears. If you like Machiavellian genres, you can read it.

I have read both of the author's books.

It ended suddenly, which was a bit unfamiliar. The whole plot was wonderful and smooth. Except for the lost chapter 384, which made the appearance of the male protagonist a bit confusing, everything else was perfectly answered. I look forward to the author's new work.