The Rebellious Prince Begs to Marry the Marquess's Daughter

Title of the book: The regent is rebellious and begs to marry the mistress of the house. Author: September Flower Introduction to the male and female protagonists (contains minor spoilers) Gu Nan: The eldest daughter of the Gu family and the hero's savior. In her previous life, she mistakenly believed in a bad person and was taken advantage of by the Wenchang Hou family. She eventually died with hatred. When she returns, she will definitely take back everything that belongs to her. Xiao Yan: Prince Jing, Prince Regent, and a model in the world of gratitude. He was rescued by the heroine when he was young. He likes the heroine without knowing it. He holds great power and is shady. Introduction of little characters Ruyi: One of the heroine's personal maids, literate and stable in character. Ruhua: The second personal maid of the heroine, who protects the master and is outspoken. Ping An: The male protagonist's personal attendant, with many evil ideas and the male protagonist's mouth. Xiaoman: The puppy that the male protagonist gave to the female protagonist is also the nickname of the male protagonist. Xie Heng: The only son of the Marquis of Wenchang, he behaves one way before others and another behind the scenes. The heroine appears as her husband and is a scumbag who kills the heroine. Xie Qiaoyu: The beloved youngest daughter of Princess Huaiyang and an egoist. Princess Huaiyang: The heroine's evil mother-in-law often makes suggestions for her children. Meng Yunshang: The indirect murderer who killed the heroine, three. The Empress: She loves her younger brother (male protagonist), has a good personality and is open-minded. Something to say I can't stand reading lately, so you can try this one to adjust. By the way, another book by the author of this book, "The Number One Scholar, His Beauty" is really good. If you like men dressing up as women, you can check it out.

This novel is not self-consistent from the source, so the following content will go further and further away! Why did the regent in the last life see the misery of the heroine and ignore it? He clearly knew that the heroine lived in such misery because she was tainted by him. Then in this life, it is inexplicable, and he always sends his men to protect her secretly? Author, you may quibble that the heroine in the previous life couldn't get along with her, so the regent let her fend for herself? But is this the weird heroine? If the regent really repays his kindness, then why did the regent in the previous life taint the heroine's innocence and not say to the heroine: If you can't live any longer, I will help you! Because if the regent doesn't say this, the heroine's parents and brothers in this feudal society have died and she has no support. And then this feudal society is so harsh on women, how could the heroine in the previous life dare to divorce?

This novel is simply misleading. I didn't want to do anything while reading it. I stayed up until four or five in the morning and didn't want to sleep. It's still a serial 😭😭😭😭😭😭

Ah, what a waste of my day! Damn it, there was obviously a good opportunity to propose a divorce, but there was no chance of a reward! Who the hell is that Queen Mother? She must be poisonous. Write it back again! There is obviously a prince around who can help reconcile, but after all, the author can't continue writing if the heroine leaves the scumbag's house! No more reading, I'll say goodbye to Chapter 100! It's just a stinky foot cloth that goes around endlessly!

I have to say, I have been reading novels for almost 10 years. I rarely get angry when I comment on a bad book, but this one is really disappointing. Hundreds of chapters are still being tortured over and over again, and the damn villain is still in Benda. After writing for so long, I haven't finished a certain part of the book. I've been scraping the text together and dragging it out. The male and female protagonists don't talk too much. They feel like they just can't live a good life. It's sweet for a few days and miserable for a few years. Is it necessary? Life is so hard, and even reading a novel is hard. Sisters who haven't read it don't have to fall into the trap, they will be angry to death. The author is not a humorous character. The plot is bland and the content keeps following. I thought it was good at first, but I followed it for so long just to get a good result. Unfortunately, it didn't get any better, and it started to collapse again.

It's a very interesting article. It's logical, refreshing, and the plot is not procrastinating. It's highly recommended.

Ding—— In September, your long review has arrived, remember to sign for it😘—— First of all, I have to say that "The Prince Regent is a traitor throughout his life and seeks to win the queen's mistress" is the only otaku novel I have read, well... It's a bit difficult to comment, I can only say that it has both advantages and disadvantages! Well, let's stop talking nonsense and get back to the point—— I Think—— From the plot point of view, the female protagonist Gu Nan is reborn and returns to the day when the Xie Heng family arranged to send the male protagonist Xiao Yan to his bed [yes, the "first" meeting between the male and female protagonists in this book was in the embarrassing scene of catching an adulterer] In the previous life, Nan was killed by Wenchang Hou Mansion [Oh, spit! Scumbag! A great family! ] Lost his first time, aborted his children, had his dowry swallowed, and was brutally poisoned [not ordinary tragedy] There is a rumor that Nan's so-called mother-in-law, the princess of Huaiyang, was mean, greedy, selfish, and vicious. She took advantage of Nan's dowry and called Nan "a rude girl who was brought up by a merchant family and didn't understand etiquette." She looked too ugly and was extremely hypocritical. [The old lady is very bad] Not to mention Nan's so-called sister-in-law, she is a refined egoist who not only helps the villain, but also often makes various calculations and bullies against the heroine... It can only be said that the Wenchang Hou family, except Nan, has to say that it is not a family that does not enter the house! After rebirth, Nannan decided to take revenge and complain. Secondly, it can also be seen from the introduction: Xie, a scumbag, later found his way back from the lost path [Belated affection is cheaper than grass], but was kicked away by Xiao Man [Xiao Yan's nickname], and he was very affectionate towards the heroine. There is no doubt that this plot attracted me 😉 Then, in terms of the overall style, this novel combines rebirth, house fighting, scum abuse [it feels uncomfortable to abuse scum], and sweet pets [it doesn't feel too sweet at the moment, Huahua will keep up the good work, come on! ] And other elements, the plot, um, ups and downs, exciting [It would be great if there were more chapters in the update, every time I get stuck it makes my heart itch unbearably! Nan's road to revenge and the development of his relationship with Xiao Man are the main thread of this book [I feel like I said nonsense] After rebirth, Nan has a resolute and intelligent character, and showed a certain amount of wisdom and courage in the process of revenge [It would be better if he could maintain this, I I hope there won't be any more wisdom-telling stuff] and Xiao Man (oh, I forgot to mention: the male protagonist is the regent, and his brother is the current Holy Emperor who treats him very well and gives most of the power to the male protagonist, and the court is almost entirely decided by the male protagonist). The interaction between them is also full of tension and sweetness. Let's arrange the flowers] From the current point of view, Nan still has a hidden identity. Well, the plot is very good (≧∇≦*) [I saw Nan's true identity relatively quickly, so give me a hug] The above is my favorable impression of this book. Here are the shortcomings of this book in my personal opinion—— I guess—— Number 1: Nan and Xiaoman don't seem to have a lot of words. If there is any misunderstanding, can't they be solved by talking to each other? It has to be everything you want, like flowers, and peaceful... Be the Lord's mouth and worry about the Lord 😂 Number 2: Some plots are a bit outrageous and slightly unrealistic. For example: Nan was only 4 months pregnant. During this period, her ex-husband Xie Scumbag was whipped with a cane no less than ten times, right? Why can he recover in a short period of time and continue to bounce around in front of our eyes🧐 Well, all I can say about this is that this is a medical miracle [Huahua, I'm not talking about you, hug you. If you can mention in the article that there was a miracle doctor in this fictional dynasty, he invented a miracle medicine*** or directly write that Xie is seriously injured and is almost going to return to the west, etc., I won't say that. (づ ●─● )づ Number 3: Some situations are slightly unreasonable. Let me give another example: I clearly remember that Nan had a good opportunity to propose separation from Xie before. Why not mention this opportunity of reward? Is it setting the stage for subsequent plots? Or have you simply forgotten this plot? If it's the former, just pretend I didn't say anything. Number 4! The part where Nan recognized her biological mother made me a little speechless. What qualifications does her biological brother and mother have to blame other people's adoptive parents? May I ask? Even if you want to blame, shouldn't you blame your biological father? Isn't it obviously her father's fault? According to normal thinking, shouldn't her brother and mother be grateful to her adoptive parents? In short, this plot is a bit broken. I hope Huahua can correct it. Number 5: The relationship between the characters is a bit confusing. I am not Sister Li, but the emperor has become the supreme emperor. Why can his first wife still be called the queen? Catching insects Number 6: I have read novels about palace fights. Although I have only read one, I at least know the most basic rule in the Harem Survival Guide: "The harem must not interfere with politics." So why does the Queen Mother in this book always express her opinions at every turn? Also the General Staff Court and the morning court? The emperor and the emperor don't have as many scenes as she does. Does the queen mother think this is fun? Well! Huahua, let's change it again, Come on! Number N: Why do you feel that Nan's IQ goes up and down? Is it to set off the male protagonist? Some unnecessary plots can be abbreviated, and why should we spend a lot of words describing things that can be covered in two or three strokes? Is it foreshadowing what will happen later? … Hmm... Finally, this book may still have some routines in some plot settings, at least I think, but your writing is at least good and it is enough to attract me. September, you don't have to be too sad. This long review can also be regarded as my suggestion to you. Although I am a fan of your book, I am also a rational fan of the book, so oh, you don't have to take this unpleasant thing to heart (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ I wish Huahua's writing will reach a higher level! (´∀`)♡

In fact, I thought it was okay at first, and I could still read it in Shuhuang. After reading more than 100 chapters, I really couldn't stand it anymore, so I skipped over 200 chapters and read it. Maybe I'm not suitable for reading this kind of thing, I still like to read cool articles

A few words: too many things to do

It was okay at first, but it became more and more mindless. The plot doesn't make sense. People who are smart at first become more and more stupid. The bad guy kept jumping around. The Empress Dowager is a vicious person and has no power in the court. , Wanting her to shut up, how could he keep jumping around for such a simple thing? Then the prince was almost an obvious enemy, how could the heroine and a few people dare to sneak into the tiger's den. Brainless everywhere. The emotional line is greasy and crooked.