Crossing the Steppes: the Mongol General's Favorite

The author writes well and the plot is coherent, making people want to continue reading. I feel very sorry for Mu Huali, who has a crush on the heroine. For the sake of the heroine, he blames himself and marries the woman who appears next to the hero. Even though he doesn't like it, he only likes the heroine. Just to prevent the heroine and the hero from having any quarrel, because the heroine requires the hero to be a couple for life, but Because of his position, the male protagonist is a general. When someone offers him a beauty, he doesn't explicitly refuse. Personally, I don't like his behavior. If the female protagonist really wants to be monogamous, I think she should choose Mu Huali instead of the male protagonist Borshu, because Mu Huali loves her to the core, and the female protagonist is a bit like a virgin. Anyway, everyone will be happy in the end.

The theme is the love of a general who travels to the ancient prairie in modern times. The plot is coherent, and the plot is very climax from the beginning to the end. The man in the middle is unclean, and the women in the back are also unclean. If you don't like the uncleanness of the man and can't accept it, you can skip it. The second male lead is also unclean. I have always liked watching double-cleansing. This is the first time I accepted it. After all, it is about the theme of the plateau. You will know it after reading the beginning. If you can accept it, just watch it. It is very good-looking. I think it can be made into a TV series.

I finished reading it in one day, and I feel a bit mixed. The subject matter of this book is very novel. A beautiful woman travels to the Mongolian prairie, and is rescued by the male protagonist and doted on her heart. Maybe it's because of different concepts. The male protagonist is unclean and dotes on the female protagonist in the early stage. Later, he drives the female protagonist out due to some misunderstandings. When I read this, I wanted to kill the male protagonist 10,000 times. This is the first time I hope that the ending of the novel is BE. The female protagonist is so disappointed with the male protagonist that she wants to return to the Song Dynasty. On the way, she was kidnapped by the second male lead who loved her before but couldn't get her. The second male lead was really nice to her. The male lead was the kind who grew up under pampering and had a sunny personality. The second male lead grew up in hardship and had a very sinister personality. However, the second male lead really loved the female lead no less than the male lead. The female lead was also unclean. Later on, she and the second male lead were husband and wife for two years, but this was really what the male lead deserved. In the end, the male lead took the female lead back and felt sorry for the second lead male. The heroine in the novel has a stubborn character, is very individual and has ideas. She is very attractive in that era, but she also has some shortcomings. She will be more pretentious when being pampered. One of the very special points written by the author is that the heroine can kill people with bows and arrows but dare not kill chickens... However, these are harmless and overall it is okay. The plot is really novel. It is the first time I read a novel with this theme. It is a good experience and it is worth reading. It is good to try something new!

I'm convinced, others keep trying to get women around the male protagonist, but the male protagonist only tells the female protagonist that he has no choice but to take them, but later he still has a child with another woman. The female protagonist is really a virgin, she keeps talking about wanting monogamy, but the male protagonist can't achieve it, he can choose the second male lead, why do he always deal with the male protagonist? What's so good about it? The more I read it, the worse it gets. The more I read it, the more uncomfortable it becomes. It's so poorly written that I can't stand it anymore. What a lousy male and female lead. I really admired it and felt sorry for the second male lead. 🌚👌After reading your comments, I found out that in order to help the heroine achieve monogamy, the second male lead also married the woman the male lead married. Oh my God, this is so disgusting. What the hell is this author writing? Why is this author always abusing the second male lead? If you are not the author, what on earth do you want to do? 🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚😡😡😡😡😡😡😭😭😭😭😭😭 Oops, I cried so much.

It's a pity that Zha Lin doesn't get along with this male lead

The heroine is also unclean, which I am very happy about. I hate the ones where the male protagonist is unclean but wants the female protagonist to be clean

The subject matter is super novel and very beautiful. For someone like me who has read a lot of novels, I feel that this novel simply describes the vicissitudes of the world in Mongolia at that time, and also describes the heroine's helplessness of loving and being loved in the grassland. It is full of certain philosophy of life, and for me I've seen people say that the male and female protagonists are unclean. In fact, it mainly depends on their own mentality. Moreover, this novel itself is written in a Mongolian region that is in turmoil. The concepts are different, and we really can't help ourselves. Because of this, we can better read with some emotions. When I saw Chapter 140, I most hoped that the ending would stop at this moment, with the heroine and Zalin not getting along! ! ! This book is really good for crying😭! ! ! But 😭😭😭Neighbors don't get along😭 He doesn't have that much power, and in the end he couldn't keep the female protagonist by his side, and then this male protagonist, this male protagonist, this male protagonist, this male protagonist, after seeing the last chapter, I really, really, really, I really wanted to kill him😭😭😭

Watching the male protagonist and the female protagonist separated and reuniting, just like today's men and women, I used to like the couple, but now I think it's normal. If you feel sorry for me, it's no big deal if I abandon you. The heroine here is very lucky. There are several men who love her deeply. I feel that the heroine should be more attractive than what is written. The two times he was kidnapped were a bit too coincidental. The two bad guys were both brothers of another woman. In the past, I didn't know much about the life of the Mongolians hundreds of years ago, nor the women in the war. This story has taught me about many different lives.

My neighbor doesn't get along

The plot is very exciting, and the writing is brilliant, but I feel very sorry for the second male lead, who is a neighbor who doesn't get along, why do you treat him like this? His parents died when he was four years old, and now that he has grown up, the female protagonist has abandoned him. Is it true that the male protagonist just can't figure it out and has no IQ? Can't you see that someone else framed you? He still treats his wife like this. If he doesn't like the male protagonist, he just likes his neighborly relationship very much. The world kisses me with pain, and I reciprocate with songs. He is a very good gentleman. I like him very, very much, and hope that he will have someone who loves him and is full of him, and who will share the joys and sorrows with him.