
A Blind Marriage Gone Wrong: The General’s Mistaken Bride
盲嫁误娶,将军的错位妻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 520k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Destined Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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984Readers
217Must-read votes
8.4Score
96Ratings
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It's good-looking. The female protagonist is kind but not a virgin, affectionate but not sentimental. She is decisive in killing and not merciless in torturing the scum. The male protagonist is affectionate and righteous. He tries his best to treat his wife whom he has never met. He is decisive in killing. He strongly opposes the unscrupulous parents who asked him to stop his wife and remarry. He resists and is admirable. I hope that the couple will soon be able to identify themselves and the family will be happy. Recommended
The beginning is quite fascinating. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is very thin, but before they know each other, it is very interesting to develop their own careers. After they know each other, there is almost nothing going on between the two of them. The later stage is just a routine of fighting for power in the court, and there is no surprising plot. In addition, I think that Mr. Ye, a maniac who dotes on his wife, can write another novel.
The heroine deliberately used it as a token of mutual recognition between the male and female protagonists, just to run away, so the two of them met many times without knowing each other, and they were just looking for trouble! While saying that he would wait for the male protagonist to come back and hand the old lady over to him, he pawned the male protagonist's token. I just want to ask, if the heroine and the old lady left their original place and traveled thousands of miles to the capital, where would the hero go to find someone? The old lady doesn't go out, and the heroine doesn't have a token around her neck. If she wanders around the capital every day, she can seduce the hero, right? It would be better to mistakenly think that the male protagonist is dead, and the female protagonist keeps carrying the keepsake as a comfort to the old lady. I hate this kind of contradictory setting that cannot be explained the most. It seems that readers can easily be fooled.
Good-looking... The disadvantage is that the male and female protagonists rarely get along and are not sweet enough
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