My Prime Minister Is Far Too Devoted to His Wife

The front looks good, the male and female protagonists are both reborn and come back The male protagonist loves the female protagonist in both lives The heroine in the previous life asked for divorce for the sake of the hero's reputation. He died after blocking an arrow for the male protagonist. In this life, she relaxed her mind, put aside the confinement of being a woman, and sang in harmony with the male protagonist. It's just that the ending was too hasty. The ending of the bad woman named Xie was not revealed

The author's writing style is very good, and he can complete the structure of the story in a relatively short space. Some of the plots are relatively brief or passed over in one stroke. The story is also more oriented towards growth rather than his later domination of power, but the ending is always satisfactory.

2024.11.13 Finished🍋 The ending is too hasty and leaves many pitfalls 🕳️ unfinished

There were so many foreshadowings, but in the end nothing was explained, and I felt lonely watching it.

I really like the emotional line between the male and female protagonists. They are twins. I feel that the rebirth of the male and female protagonists has something to do with Xuanyu. However, they are reborn with the male protagonist and become a Buddhist monk with a pious heart. Generally, many novels are about the guy who is an ordinary scholar and looks down on the female protagonist after he is admitted to the top prize. She wanted to get married to him as soon as she came. Although he was baffled, he agreed. The male protagonist didn't know that he was reborn at first, but he often dreamed about it. Later, he found out that it was his own experience. The female protagonist was miserable in her previous life. She was raped without knowing it, and then her reputation was ruined. In fact, it is unimaginable in modern times. Fortunately, the male protagonist loves her enough to cherish her. It feels like the male and female protagonists are dependent on each other to save each other. I haven't finished reading the rest.

Is the author Chinese? There are errors and omissions everywhere in the article. I couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters. Twenty-eight is written as "twenty-eight". Twenty means "twenty", okay! After the male and female protagonists were reborn, they got married on the 28th. The author said that "they got married at the end of February, and the second day was the first of March." Thank you, our Chinese lunar calendar has the 29th and 30th in February. Only the Gregorian calendar doesn't exist ~ Haha, even if I'm writing ancient Chinese, I don't have any common sense at all.

The more you go on, the worse it gets. The writing is like prose but not like it. The main story line is sloppy and tepid. It's just boring anyway.

Female competition, caught in the trap, the female protagonist is very weak, has an average IQ, and is a bit of a virgin (the kind where the male protagonist helps her to stand up, but she also advises the male protagonist to forget it), always holding her back, getting weaker, stupider, and pretentious! The emotional line between the male and female protagonists is indeed sweet, and the rest cannot be complimented. You can't watch it with a little bit of brain, the timeline is confusing, the logic is illogical, and it only digs holes but doesn't fill them. What does the heroine do when she is reborn? Why did you die without investigating your previous life? Why was it lost? Who caused her to lose her innocence, who set up the trap? Is it just to cure the male protagonist's eyes in advance?! I was reborn lonely and didn't pursue anything. Something is bound to happen when you go out. Either you get into a fight or you are plotted against. You don't even remember to eat or fight, and you don't even have a secret guard around you. You only guard Qin's house. Do you think your secret guard doesn't go out on the field?! She was about to give birth and still running around, causing harm to innocent little lives. There are also people who know they have ill intentions towards her, but they don't take precautions and rely on their halo to support them. After being made trouble and killed so many times, the male and female protagonists didn't fight back?! None of the bad guys here have been taken offline. There are too many evil people, and apart from the heroine's maternal grandfather's family, there are no good people! Everyone around her is full of ill will towards the heroine. Because the heroine is a businessman and not a scholar, the Lou family hired a murderer to kidnap her? The male protagonist's master wants him to divorce his wife? Is it okay to be isolated and bullied by an official's family? There is a serious illness! I have never seen such lenient regulations when I live by the sea! The Lou family kidnapped the sixth prince and the heroine but didn't even pursue them. The male protagonist and his uncle look so similar, but no one notices it? Is it because no one knows my uncle emotionally or because he never goes out? A magic circle was also pulled out from behind. As a result, the ending was very hasty, and I could get over it with just one sentence when I became prime minister.

The emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are quite cute, and you can watch it when you have a love brain attack, but you can't hide the flaws. Who says the author's writing is good, and who agrees with the 9.5 Rating. Except for the emotional line, all the plots are illogical, and the writing is very scattered, and the transitions are very stiff. Inexplicably, the people who wrote this scene jumped to write another scene, and I often read it at a loss. The writing is also very sloppy. Some clues that should be written and the process that should be known are all mentioned in one stroke. I really feel that the writing is very bad. The heroine went to a banquet and was competing with people to draw pictures one second. There was no foreshadowing in the next second. It didn't even mention that the heroine left the scene of the competition. Suddenly someone shouted that the heroine fell into the water. I thought it was two wives of Zhizhou here. There is also a story where the heroine overhears someone trying to harm the hero, but this is not written directly and requires readers to infer it themselves. I really don't understand what this is about, but if someone thinks this is the art of leaving blank space, then I have nothing to say. Also, after the child picked up by the Yun family was snatched away, even in front of the heroine, there was no thought of looking for it, and there was no follow-up for no reason.

Abandon the article