Prime Minister's House Jiaonu

It's so good. Although I haven't finished it yet and I'm still watching it, I really can't help but want to express my thoughts. The male protagonist Su Mingzhang is the prime minister of the dynasty. He is young and promising. He is such a powerful character. He likes the female protagonist Jiang Yun very devotedly. Because of the life-saving grace of the male protagonist in the beginning, he and the female protagonist have been involved for life. The dialogue between them is really very mysterious. Silent and funny, especially the male protagonist, who has an upright outlook and speaks directly. He is not the kind who talks half and half. It is easy for us readers to understand. The female protagonist is sometimes cute and cute. The female protagonist is a concubine and has no opinions of her own in doing things. She always feels wronged. It is the male protagonist who changed her humble habits. The male protagonist is really good, humorous and smart. I recommend everyone to check it out.

Ha~ I had nothing to do while waiting for the update, so I decided to recommend it😆 This book is about the story of Prime Minister Su of the dynasty and his life, Bai Yueguang! But this book is quite interesting. I originally thought it might be another routine, but after reading it, I caught up to the last chapter without even realizing it! As usual, I will mention 3 features: (1) The male protagonist has been with Bai Yueguang for 10 years, and the fate of life and death has come to an abrupt end. When the heroine ran for her life, Bai Yueguang just looked like Su Xiang, and she was lucky enough to climb onto Su Xiang's thigh. The heroine Ha is working hard to prepare for leaving the house in the future, and the hero is thinking about romance ~ This is the interesting part (2) I really like the heroine, she is not the kind of heroine who is decisive and decisive, because she is just a runaway concubine who changed her name and can stretch and bend in order to survive. She's not a love-minded person, but she can still kill people in a pinch. She's a cool-headed type. In order to survive in the Prime Minister's Mansion, her interaction with her slave Qingshu is also very funny. She's very real and has a vicious tongue as a bestie. I think Qingshu also has the flavor of a heroine, and she's very cute! (3) The development of the relationship between the male and female protagonists is also very interesting. Does Su Xiang like Bai Yueguang or Bai Yueguang's stand-in Ayun? The male supporting actor has just appeared on the scene for a while~ He specializes in cross-dressing to hide his identity. I am looking forward to the follow-up development. I hope Ayun will break off the engagement with Su Xiang first! And has Ayun's true identity not been revealed yet? Now that you know your biological father, what about your biological mother? Is it a princess? It feels like there are still layers of fog that haven't been lifted yet, and the male supporting actor's drama hasn't been wonderfully staged either. I'd like to remind you of the update!

So far, it's very well written. Now that I've finished reading the updated one, my ex-girlfriend comes looking for trouble! I hope that I can abuse the male protagonist in the future. There is no boyfriend like him, and I always feel that it is too easy, which makes this man feel like others can't live without him. I hope that a male co-star can be arranged in the future. The plot is still very interesting. The author said that overall it is a sweet story but there is a little bit of abuse. I also like it very much. Anyway, I don't abuse the female protagonist.

Sugar, if you want some sugar, please soak me in a honey pot. Thank you (˘ ³˘)❤

It's nice to read, the author writes it well, and the characters are real. The characters in the book use relaxed and humorous language, and there are a lot of laughs. It looks very good. The heroine Jiang Yun is strong in heart, clear-headed, and ruthless to bad guys. Although I have no skills, I climbed up to Su Xiang and achieved perfection! On the way, Su Xiang rescued the "toffee" Jiang Yun who had escaped from the palace, and changed her identity as a maid. At first, she brought a little substitute literature, but later Su Xiang knew that she was deeply in love with Jiang Yun and could not do without Jiang Yun. The position of Xu Zhengzhi is a pair for life! The full plot is lighthearted, funny, and sweet.

The plot is really bland from beginning to end. The author follows the chronological development sequence, rambles on, and clearly explains every character and everything in detail. It's all dialogue, with little nutrition and no thought-provoking content. The last few dozen chapters were flipped through page by page, and I couldn't stand the verbosity anymore. The story can only be described as relatively complete, not to mention the writing style. I, who love excerpting, underlining, substituting, and commenting, didn't leave any trace. Not my cup of tea.

The male protagonist is in heat and disregards etiquette. Since he is said to love alone, why can't he show the respect given to women in ancient times? Kissing on the street? Kissing in front of grandpa's shop? The heroine eats noodles and rubs her ears in the temple? It is really awkward to apply modern concepts to ancient background. If you're in love, just read it. The whole article is a bit nondescript.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking! Say important things three times!

The plot is really average, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists is inexplicable, and the male protagonist is extremely disrespectful to the female protagonist. The female protagonist does not know how to resist, and is willing to do so. I know that the female protagonist is a slave and the male protagonist is the prime minister, but I think it is not appropriate for the male protagonist to forcefully help the female protagonist change her clothes privately. I have read Chapter 85, and I can't stand it now. Thank you author for the article.

The plot is just average. What's the point of the plot later when the male protagonist Bai Yueguang comes back? Why did you abuse the male protagonist? Let me ask you, why was the male protagonist abused? The writing is just so-so, the heroine forgives the hero so easily. . . ?