Favoring His Concubine and Neglecting His Wife? The Principal Wife Remarries a Powerful Eunuch with Her Child

🥰Discover a treasure book! First of all, the heroine is a pure native reborn. She doesn't have any special golden fingers. She is quite real. The people in the Hou Mansion who are watching with eager eyes are so hateful! 😤The heroine was designed to indirectly kill her son in her previous life. It was so tragic. She is very much looking forward to killing her enemy with her own hands! The dog is really pitiful, and the mother and son are crying😭... As a matron, the heroine has calculations, slaps in the face, compromises, and ties. Her occasional complaints are very sharp, and she is a living person. The author's writing is really good. It reads smoothly and the plot is not cliché. I like it very much! I just like to watch this kind of smart house fight, and I don't accept leverage😒Friends who like it are welcome to discuss together😍

It's really strange. In the Haitang Poetry Club, only the female protagonist lost her virginity. Could it be that the male protagonist would not have thought of that?? And my own mother, why can't she see that it's man-made? The male protagonist is so impatient, I don't think it means anything

There is no basic logic in this book, and it is difficult to graduate from elementary school. It has always been said that the heroine likes pear blossoms because "suddenly a spring breeze comes overnight and thousands of pear blossoms bloom", which is embarrassing to death. The heroine is very useless and can be bullied even if she holds the imperial edict in her hand. It's disgusting to see that anyone who can't be beaten by a cat, a dog, a beggar or a slave can take care of the heroine. The IQs of the male and female protagonists are worrying. They attended a banquet together and lost their virginity at the banquet. There was also a child who looked very similar to the male protagonist, but I couldn't imagine what the two of them were doing at that time. Speechless...

There are problems with the behavioral logic of the characters in the entire worldview. For example, the male protagonist belongs to Duke Wei, who has such a complicated family. As the legitimate son of a wealthy family, I feel like I have no scheming after going through those things... The heroine's previous life was very miserable, but after her rebirth, she still relies on the male protagonist. Then the modern terms and ideas that pop up from time to time are very funny. I have always emphasized that it is for revenge, but the fact that I am a good person is a bit both wanting and wanting. The villain is flat, pure evil, and deadly thin. One thing that's better is that the male protagonist finally no longer has the image of someone who has experienced darkness and turned into a cold, ten thousand-year-old iceberg and a domineering president.

This is one of the best novels in recent times, with a delicate and smooth plot and crisp language. The heroine is very big, she is not very dependent on the male protagonist, and she is not so greasy.

Newcomers, don't read it, it's not good, it's not good, it's not good, it's not good, it's not good, I'm on the interactive list, it's because of the scolding, I scolded while watching, and then scolded again.

The characters are full of life and personality, the emotions come naturally and are not far-fetched, the logical plot makes it easy to read without getting entangled, and the sense of substitution is strong. I look forward to seeing the exciting plot progress.

The male protagonist is a failure. When it comes to the plot of the male and female protagonists, it is the old-fashioned Mary Sue love. The key point is that the female protagonist has given birth to a child and has lived a new life. She is no longer young. The two of them are described with Mary Sue brushstrokes, which looks disgusting.

The introduction looked pretty good. I clicked on it and found out that the writing was quite good. The tone of the sentences and other aspects seemed to be more ancient, and the heroine's IQ was also online. But after reading dozens of chapters later, I found it a bit strange. It seemed like it was written by two people. The heroine's IQ dropped from time to time, and the language felt relatively childish. The sentences in the later revenge chapters were also out of date, which made it uncomfortable to watch. Now I see that the heroine has returned to Kyoto and took her children to apply for household registration. Her IQ has dropped again. The heroine's parents and step-brothers have also dropped their IQs. As mentioned before, Cui was not dead and had returned to Kyoto to seek refuge with a relative with a high official position. He was still talking about returning to Kyoto for revenge, but he found it a bit strange that the official refused to apply for household registration. He still agreed not to bring Chen Wang in, but he didn't expect that the high official wanted revenge? You want revenge yourself, why don't you want others to want revenge too? Are you not thinking when you go out to do things?

The female protagonist is too weak, it's better not to be reborn. I'm so angry.