The Mad Consort Strikes: Hold Steady, War God Prince, Don’t Panic

The male and female protagonists have been forced to get married. After reading Chapter 15, the male protagonist slapped the female protagonist because of her sentence and immediately decided to abandon the article! Because no matter whether the male and female protagonists are in love at the time, they should not attack their wives as husband and wife. No matter how wonderful the sequel is, it cannot erase the fact that the male protagonist has been more domestically violent than the female protagonist, nor can he accept that the female protagonist loves such a man. She can not love him at first, but she can use martial arts to test her, but there is absolutely zero tolerance for domestic violence!!!

It's beautiful. Take your time and watch.

Not bad

Why are all the authors so generous with money? The emperor randomly awarded one million taels of silver. Is the national treasury so full? The farmers only earn a few taels of silver a year.

It's so beautiful, I watched it several times

I have read more than 100 chapters, and both the male and female protagonists are very curious. The female protagonist often hooks up with a bunch of boys outside, and even says in front of the male protagonist that she has hugged many men. There must be something wrong with your behavior, not to mention that in ancient times when men and women were not seated at the same age at seven years old, you would always talk about how pitiful the original owner was and how miserable he died, but he never thought about avenging the original owner. In the early stage, the male protagonist would beat the female protagonist without touching her, and even submerge her in a pig cage and sink into the pond. She was like an angry maniac. I am really speechless😑

I was so irritated when I saw this scumbag man that we ended up getting together later. I stopped watching.

After reading dozens of chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. The heroine is a special forces medic who traveled through time and lived a very miserable life in ancient times. It looked boring, so I gave up.

At the beginning, the male protagonist was quite violent, but later on he would kneel down at every turn, fearing that the female protagonist would leave him. The next sixty or seventy chapters contain the ending of each couple.

It seems a bit inconsistent.