
My Royal Husband Is Too Jealous
朕的皇夫太善妒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 240k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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111Chapters
185kPopularity
1.1kReaders
3kMust-read votes
9.6Score
758Ratings
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I have always found novels with abusive female protagonists difficult to accept, but now I love reading them with abusive male protagonists😍. The plot is very popular, the characters are also very popular with me, the heroine is rational and calm, I really like it!
Nice
Maybe I prefer reading this genre. I feel that the descriptions of emotions and plots are very detailed, and it makes you feel gripping as you read it. The author's writing style is very good, and the plot and character settings are reasonable and orderly. I just hope the author can do more updates, woo woo woo
The male protagonist's family is just a bunch of weirdos except for the female protagonist.
Great author, did the emperor finally know that An An was his child? Woohoo~ I really like this book. "Living apologetically will not make your life better. Instead, you will be surrounded by people who will criticize you." "You can be fierce, you can be ruthless, but you can't be weak, you know?" She touched Yunzhi's cold cheek and said, "You don't owe them anything, even if you do, then let them have the ability to take it back from you."
It's beautiful and has a redemptive feel to it. A passionate, two-way relationship is always beautiful. The male protagonist's feelings are passionate and pious, while the female protagonist is a bit slow, perhaps because she has the world in mind. The mutual preference for each other is always a delight. I like the author's articles. The writing style is very delicate. I like it very much.
I like it very much, it has the emperor's mind, the character of a general, and also the temptation, entanglement, conflict and relief between lovers. Before watching it, I was dissatisfied with why the heroine was one-on-one. After watching it, I can only say that he deserves it and I admire the male protagonist.
Except for the scene where my hair turns gray overnight, which I didn't like very much, everything else was good.
The back part is a bit sadistic. I feel like I can't accept that the male protagonist suddenly loses his memory and is saved by someone. He forgets about the female protagonist. Although he remembers it later and is with the female protagonist again, it's very sad. I just want them to live in peace for the rest of their lives. I don't want this to happen suddenly. The male protagonist in the front is sad, and the female protagonist is also a bit sad in the back. No matter what books I read, I always prefer the female protagonist, because I am a girl, so I can't see the male protagonist and other girls, especially those who have been together for a long time. Cuicui saved the male protagonist, but I was just not happy. I would rather the male protagonist died in the battlefield than be saved by the opposite sex. It would be great if the person who saved him was a boy. It's a bit hard to let go after watching it. The male protagonist doesn't tell the female protagonist what he's thinking. He tries hard to figure it out. The key is that he can't figure it out well! The male protagonist thought the child was not his, why didn't he tell him and just ask! ? None of them opened their mouths, but luckily the male protagonist is a love brain. Later I saw the part where the male protagonist lost his memory. I really couldn't accept it, so I skipped it. I read bits and pieces of the rest. Anyway, it was very sad after watching it. (This is purely a personal opinion, please be gentle, because I feel that my preference for female protagonists is a bit unacceptable)
The male protagonist is really awkward. He clearly gave up the idea of falling in love in the middle, but then became sticky again. In front of the merchant family, the male protagonist resolutely stated that he did not owe the merchant family, but at the same time in front of the female protagonist, he felt bad that he owed the merchant family. He didn't know whether he owed him or not? Especially at the end of the novel, the hero either marries Cuicui and breaks up with the heroine, or he stays with the heroine. This kind of wavering person is the most annoying! ! ! ! !