When the Cousin Miss Weeps, the Capital’s Powerful Men All Lose Their Hearts

The story begins with a lie, and the plot has ups and downs, twists and turns, and things you didn't expect are quietly happening, but as the heroine said, "Everything that happens is good for me." The male and female protagonists have overcome many difficulties, and the lovers finally get married. The ending is quite satisfactory, and it is worth watching😍

The author Dada has wonderful writing skills. The plot is wonderful, very interesting, and there is a little bit of abuse in the middle. The whole thing is very good, but the only thing that makes me unhappy is Xie Yan. I think what Xiao Bi'an did is difficult for people to fully accept. Xie Yan deserves a separate side story (๑ŏ ŏ๑). I have read the author Dada's 2 books, and I am also reading a new book that is being updated. They are both very good.

This book has a rich plot and gives me the feeling of a female version of Nirvana in Fire. The whole book is centered on revenge, and the pull with Xiao Yi'an is also very sweet. Jin Yiwei's handsomeness is written with exquisite detachment. The heroine is independent and strong, has three righteous views, and is not in love. It's great. It's just a pity that Xie Yan, it would be nice if there was a separate episode for him

Although the writing is very good, (I am just expressing my personal opinion) I think it is better for Xie Yan to be the male protagonist. How can Xie Yan sit on the throne with a character like that? He should be an unruly eagle and a wolf king who is comfortable in the snowy land. Xiao Bian is suitable for being an emperor. He is smart, suspicious but has the way of an emperor (but a bit vicious, but Sui Sui's idea is that the country is peaceful and the people are safe, so he will probably be the same) Try your best to achieve it and spend the rest of your life to make up for your original mistakes) Princess Xianyang and Xie Jian are already regretful. I think that even if Xiao Bi'an was ordered to do things, he was also involved in framing Princess Xianyang. If he had good views, he should not have been so decisive. Didn't he also know that Princess Xianyang was framed? How could she forgive him every year? Besides her suffering On the other hand, Xie Yan is an ally with her in terms of position and background. Besides, Xie Yan has a simple family with just a father and doesn't have to deal with a mistress. Isn't this great? Xie Jian will also treat Suisui as a very good person. It's a pity, and Xie Yan has always helped her, and the position is the same. From Sui Sui's point of view, shouldn't she like him (of course, it's not absolute, after all, love is uncontrollable, and there is no right person to like, but this is a novel after all, and it is the setting of the author, so... It can be regarded as a reversible factor. I am just expressing my personal opinion appropriately without any malice) Hey, it's a pity that Xie Yan qwq

Help, why doesn't the heroine get together with Xie Yan? They are such a perfect match. Why do you have to reconcile with your enemy? Isn't that mean... Where is the promised heroine????!

To borrow the words of a book friend: It's so beautiful, so beautiful. I've watched it twice and still want to watch it. This is the best of the three books written by the author (Shizi is also good-looking, but it has been a little slow lately, and I feel like things are getting worse). The only flaw in the book is the title, which prevents many people from reading it, which is a pity. Let's talk about the highlights first: 1/ There is no clichéd rebirth in the plot, but the plot is full of ups and downs, reversing again and again at unexpected times. 2/ The characters are full and vivid, and the love and hatred are soul-stirring. I still can't stop after seeing the end. 3/ The writing is smooth and delicate, and the author's writing skills are super strong. Some descriptions are very humorous, and some are touching and dramatic. 4/I feel that the author knows how to survive very well, and I actually learned a lot. One shortcoming: the process from the beginning of the war was too fast. It felt like the author wanted to end the book quickly. Many details were not explained clearly, including how the heroine fell in love with the hero, how the hero helped the rebellion and how to get support. They were all covered in a hasty manner, so that I felt empty and inexplicably melancholy after reading it. From the beginning to the engagement of the male and female protagonists to the female protagonist's falling out and the two fighting each other, the rhythm of the story was very good. But then the war started to drop out. The second male protagonist had a hard time getting over it and there was no explanation. I beg the author to expand it to 100 chapters! Keep watching, keep watching, keep watching!

A little bit cruel, but still pretty. Although this ending is not bad, I really hope Xie Yan is the male protagonist. The heroine was only a few years old at that time, and she suffered a lot at the hands of the hero. Although he also obeyed others, I think it is difficult to forgive... In addition, Xie Yan should have a side story~

It's not rebirth, not time travel, it's pure ancient writing, revenge and emotional lines are going on at the same time, there's no house fighting or female competition, the main female protagonist initially plays the role of White Lotus Ben Lian trying to defeat the male protagonist, and there is no room for others to play, haha😃😃😃😃. After reading it, I still feel that Xiao Bian is more suitable to be the male protagonist. Although he has no sense of right and wrong, he used to be power-oriented. It was the emperor who ordered the frame-up of Princess Xianyang. He bullied the female protagonist in order to repay Concubine Shen for saving her life. But after falling in love with the heroine, he puts his feelings first, constantly lowering and changing her bottom line for the heroine, and using practical actions to make up for the harm he did to the heroine when he was young. He is not a good person, but he must be a good husband. As for Xie Yan, he has always been very hostile to the heroine because of his father's attitude when she was at his house, although it was also a kind of experience for the heroine. Also, when the heroine first came to Beijing, he cheated the heroine, and later directly asked for marriage as Lu Chenzhou, which was also disrespectful to the heroine. I think they were more like comrades-in-arms and then turned into brothers and sisters, not like lovers anyway. The prince is sick and paranoid. He is gentle and gentle at first but turns so dark that he makes people sick. He can give up on anyone at will, including his own mother and the heroine. He will destroy the heroine if he can't get her. There are only three suitors for the heroine, without Ji Feixue, and the plot is a bit different from what is stated in the introduction. There were too many changes in the palace transition period, and the heroine and the hero fell down one after another. Moreover, no one could be locked up. First there was Qi Sui and then there was Ji Feixue. Is it so easy to escape? And they are all incompetent people, which is unreasonable. Qi Sui is completely redundant. After all, she won't have anything to do later. She doesn't necessarily have to reveal the heroine's identity. The imperial edict to invite the prince has the same effect. Afterwards, a bunch of stories and fates of various supporting characters were explained. Those people in the Shen family were originally exiled. Why not exile them all as well? While still living well in the capital, Shen Lingyi could still marry into a wealthy family as a concubine. Lu Wei's fate was not written. He had designed to harm Xie Yan several times before, and he had also harmed the heroine twice. Why was he not punished at all? There are still some pitfalls. What is the rumor that the male protagonist likes Concubine Shen? Why does everyone think so, including the hero's mother? Also, what the abbot originally called a bad fate is not right now and has not been reconciled. What happened to the Queen Mother in the end? Did she wake up or enjoy her old age? In addition, after the male protagonist woke up and started chasing his wife, there was no process at all. The two finalized their marriage in a few words. It has been 8 years since the last few chapters. There are no details about the love and marriage, and there are no sweet bubbles. It would be great if more could be written. What a pity.

The male protagonist is not very receptive, so I can't stand it.

Damn, I'm so angry. Why isn't Xie Yan the male lead? I've always been asked to choose the male lead, but they all chose Xie Yan. Why do you still let Xiao Bian be the male lead? You don't listen to our opinions and let us choose. Are you treating us like monkeys? I finally understand why Xiao Bibin's name is in front of Xie Yan's. I'm really convinced. He was whipped 68 times. Who asked him to give him so many lashes? An 18-year-old likes an 8-year-old. Are you making a fuss?