Perfect in Every Aspect

After reading the author's two books, I found that the author's settings for the heroines are both weak and gentle on the outside, but deep and kind on the inside. Shen Qing in the book is in poor health, and the unfamiliar world makes her very lonely. She has always wanted to return to modern times, so she does not want to take responsibility, let alone have any connection with this place. But things go against her wishes. She goes from "forced by strong authority" to "gradually deeply rooted in love", and finally her lover finally gets married. What impressed me the most about Lian Qing was that he was truly a warm and respectful character, because he alone felt that the heroine was happy!

First, I read a heart-warming story called "Spring is Warm and Flowers Are Blooming". I sighed for the wisdom of Xiao Nuan and Mrs. Li. I shed tears because of their experiences. I suddenly discovered that Xiao Nuan and I are from the same hometown. The heroine of "Nine Perfects" has the same name and surname as me. They and I have many common thoughts. Could it be that I am sentimental? Are you writing about my past life? ❤ I will read every story of yours carefully. It is not easy for an author to get every story above 9 points🌹🌹🌹

Nice! ! (Although it is a pity that there are occasionally missing chapters). But the shortcomings do not hide the good points, which makes people want to read more. The female protagonist is in a different world, and she is alone in the world. She is influenced by the people around her who love her... The male protagonist has changed from a scheming, ruthless overlord who does not understand love to a compromising little licking dog who understands love...

Although I gave Luohua this book 5 votes, this is also one of the most disgusting female protagonists I have ever seen... While destroying the male protagonist's aunts one by one, she always has to find women for the male protagonist; while she feels that the male protagonist's women are disgusting, but at the same time she feels that it is acceptable for the male protagonist to treat her well; while she does not believe in the male protagonist's sincerity and wants to stay away, while she covets the male protagonist's power and wants to hug her; in her heart, she doesn't like to share the responsibility with the male protagonist, and she keeps saying that she can't do it well... All kinds of don't and want, both want and want, sincerely shameless😩

The heroine of the author's first book is indeed a bit hard to describe. After all, it was a book written a few years ago, and the heroine setting was in line with the popular trend at the time, which was White Lotus + Zujing + Holy Mother + the innocent moaning of female literary youth. The heroine clearly knows that the hero has a child and a concubine who wants to marry the hero as his concubine. After getting married, she doesn't want to trust the hero and is ready to run away at any time, but she also asks the hero not to see other concubines. The heroine enjoys the rights of a princess, but at the same time does not want to bear the corresponding obligations. Even now, no daughter-in-law dares to say that she has watched her mother-in-law fall ill, and her stepdaughter who is several months old has also fallen ill. The scumbag character of the previous male protagonist is really annoying. Even if he is attracted by the inexplicable charm of the female protagonist, he must make some arrangements for his concubines and children... Sigh~~ Looking back, I actually sympathize with the male protagonist. His mother died violently, killed his eldest son, and his eldest daughter was imprisoned. In short, the previous characters were either killed by the scumbag, imprisoned or sent to become a monk, and then sold to a brothel. The children left by the ex are either dead or imprisoned. The better thing is that they never saw their mother after they were born and were raised by nannies or masters. Of course, the children born to the heroine must have been raised by their parents themselves...

The article is well written, with detailed descriptions of life, but the heroine's character is not particularly likable.

It's disgusting. Modern people are pretending to be ancient times. The four aunts and they gave birth to four or five children. The heroine's medical skills are so good. How can you continue to write about such a male protagonist? I can't help but scold you.

I really hate this heroine, she is so selfish. He has no responsibility and no brains, and is far from his character.

What about the promised extra? ? ? Take your time! ! !

The male protagonist has several aunts, and when he was with the female protagonist, he already had several children. The male protagonist is unclean and makes people uncomfortable to watch.