Madam Prince Is a Bit Sweet

It is no exaggeration to say that this is the best ancient Chinese novel I have ever read. Very true. Each character has a distinct personality, delicate emotions, and his own little thoughts. Unlike other novels that say if a character is good, he is good. He is good from his own standpoint and harbors selfish desires. The male and female protagonists are not all-powerful, and their portrayal is not exaggerated. In short, they are very real. (I'm not good at writing and don't know how to express my opinions, but everything I say comes from the bottom of my heart)

Pure classical literature, no time travel, no golden fingers, the female protagonist is simple, kind and cute, and the male protagonist is powerful But I hope the author will write the typos and characters clearly. There are some mistakes in it, which makes the obsessive-compulsive disorder uncomfortable.

Recommend this book - sweet ancient prose, warm story, the male and female protagonists don't have all kinds of exploding vests, it just flows smoothly, and the story of each character is very complete. Jiang Shizi is single-minded and doting, the heroine does not have a peerless appearance, and her painting skills are the result of years of hard work. It feels sweet just watching it, except for the part where the bad guy poisons me.

Generally speaking, it's still watchable, but the plot focuses too much on the fights and petty love between men and women, which makes it annoying to watch sometimes, and there are too many typos that affect reading. But I can still finish it (there are so many abandoned books on the bookshelf that I am not interested in reading it), and it is generally a readable novel.

I don't like why the heroine must choose the prince. When I see the prince making some little tricks to keep the heroine, I don't want to watch it. It's clear that the heroine can go to Qingzhou and live a happy and simple life, so why must she accompany the male protagonist to suffer. Although the male protagonist is the one who loves the most, he is not the only person in the world who loves the most. (I may have been too harsh in my evaluation, because it was okay at first, but then I became less and less fond of the heroine abandoning her freedom to choose love. I was a little angry and didn't want to watch anymore.)

I want to see it made into a TV series, one that doesn't have a lot of kiss plots, but has a level where you can feel the love, but I didn't expect those people to be able to interpret these characters into my heart.

This love story is actually a bit great. I think such ideal and loyal love from the male protagonist is difficult to find in reality, but I still like it very much. Otherwise, why would I read a novel? The second half of the story is more exciting than the first half. However, I regret that the male and female protagonists did not have an extra husband. They still fantasize about a perfect life, which can be considered a delusion for ordinary people like us.

This book is really beautiful, pure ancient prose, and sweet prose. I read it in one sitting and stayed up late at night, and I didn't read it out of chapter. To sum it up, it's double clean, short and medium stories, and sweet articles. The content is substantial and not verbose, and the story background is just right. You don't have a holy mother, you don't have bloody dramas

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The writing of this book is good. I could read it at the beginning, but I couldn't stand it later. The whole book is about "marrying, getting married"... To be honest, it's a bit too much about women's benevolence, mother-in-law and mother-in-law. It made me tired to read it, and there were so many typos...