Grand Minister of Agriculture

I have always liked reading novels about female generals, and when I came across this one, I immediately fell in love with it. I only watched a third of it and couldn't put it down. I really like the characters in it. Xu Qing joined Meng Yan, Yu Qian and others. I hope Xu Qingqi and Meng Yan have a good ending.

Meng Heng was really upset. When he was in Qianrenya, he never believed that he was dead. I just thought that he was either in a coma or in a vegetative state. But in the end, he and Xu Qingqi would grow old together. Who knew that the ending would be so unexpected?

I haven't finished watching it, but I couldn't stand it anymore. Three-quarters of the way, I was given a different male lead. I was really convinced. I saw that the heroine and the third child were getting more and more uncomfortable, and it didn't seem like the ninth child was really dead. I read the book review, and I didn't expect that the male protagonist was really changed. Then I skipped to the finale and watched it. Hahaha, it made me laugh. 🙃The heroine and the third child are together and have a baby. , Lao Jiu doesn't do it either. Lao Jiu also has a child with someone else. Help, I saved a big life. You might as well write Lao Jiu as a ga for me. Since the male protagonist is going to be changed later, can you not write that the two of them have a deep relationship in the beginning? I will change the person after a quarter... Also, I thought that even if the heroine was sick, she could take revenge on the emperor, but I didn't expect that the emperor himself got sick, and then the heroine let go, and then got together with the third child... The characters in the whole article die quite randomly. Although it is reasonable, it just feels so random that it makes people unable to turn around after reading it.

It's rare to see such a beautiful book. Come on, great author

The previous plot is really interesting and worth 5 points, but who calls me a hand sword? I ran to watch the ending and found out that the male protagonist was changed halfway through. Now I only want to say three words. It's really heartbreaking. It seems that I will avoid this author in the future😓

More than half of the way through the book, I eliminated the male protagonist Lao Jiu who was in love with the heroine, and replaced him with a man Lao San who fell in love with the heroine. This main line was too broken, and the emotional line was also deteriorated. He was not very attractive. I gave up.

Why on earth did we need to change the CP and arrange for Meng Jiu to have such a miserable experience? He became stupid and had a child with another woman. He might as well have died. It was like swallowing a fly and skipping to finish reading. The heroine was also very tragic. She died of illness early. It's hard to let go. It's hard to let go. 😦

The logic and plot of the whole article are very clear, and each character has a distinct personality. I especially like the heroine's character, which is very vivid and distinct. But the author is great, Ah Qi and Xiao Jiu have gone through all kinds of difficulties and dangers and have never been together, so I want to send you a blade🔪; the third brother sacrificed his life to save others and worked hard to get what he wanted. In the end, both Ah Qi and Xiao Jiu died young, and the third brother is still alive and has children to rely on; then should you write a new story about the suffering Ah Jiu and Ah Qi, and finally reunite beautifully, and I will forgive you! Reality is so difficult, why do you have to be so upset when reading a novel? Isn't it bad to be happy?

The author is a person who truly understands life. In fact, the heroine and the third child are quite good. Because the heroine needs someone who can fully tolerate her. I don't know where the love started, but it goes deeper and deeper. This book is very good. It just made me shed a lot of tears. This should be life. Thanks to the author. I hope there are more good books, thank you!

Unable to calm down, Xu Qingqi is no longer with Meng Heng