Group Favorite Three and a Half Years Old: Don't Delay My Mother's Entrance to Tsinghua University

This book is absolutely amazing, and a rating of 9.0 Or above is definitely not an exaggeration. I originally thought it was a bad plot based on the synopsis and title. Unexpectedly, the more I watched, the more surprised I became, and the more I watched, the more exciting it became. There are some spoilers behind the design, if you don't mind reading it😀😀 Ming Si Shen Nan Er, a "male princess" who was not recorded in the history books in the Tang Dynasty a thousand years ago, was one body and had two souls. She was sacrificed thousands of years ago but was killed by the ancestral wizards of the four major families. They took the princess's bones, blood, daggers, and crowns, and stole the "princess's" luck to give birth to her own family. One body has two souls, divided into good and evil souls. The evil soul has been reincarnated with memories for thousands of years, becoming the modern Mingshi Chen, who is the super villain in this book. He is unscrupulous and strategizing, even if he sacrifices the lives of others (the heroine in his previous life was designed to die by him), in order to find the bones, blood, daggers, and crowns of the "princess" hidden by the four major families, and return them to their original owners. Let the four major families lying on the "Princess's" corpse to suck blood no longer steal the "Princess's" luck, and the two souls merge into one to become a complete whole. The experience of the "princess" in this book is tragic. Thousands of years ago in the Tang Dynasty, she was considered an unknown calamity due to her abnormal pupils and was ordered to be sacrificed to heaven. She was bullied by palace officials and even molested many times since she was a child. On the day of the sacrifice, she was killed by wizards from the ancestors of the four major families who stole her luck. The evil spirit escaped thousands of years ago and possessed the Ming family and was constantly reincarnated, while the good spirit was sealed in a thousand-year-old tomb. This second male lead is so wonderfully written. Even far more than the male and female protagonists. Absolutely!

It's okay, but all the male protagonists will treat the female protagonist as their belongings🙄 as follows Mommy recently wanted to go to an island to collect medicine, but her father didn't agree. Mommy and her father were at odds. Well... Ever since mom and dad got married, dad is always worried that mommy will abandon him and run away. Dad is so pitiful O(∩_∩)O. It's hard to say that the father is too pitiful. The female protagonist is a Chinese medicine practitioner and has to go everywhere to collect medicines. The male protagonist just wants her to be his mistress and can't go anywhere. Otherwise, they just run around. . . . . . . . . . . .

The battle line is too long, I don't want to watch it anymore, but the plot is okay

The subject matter is pretty good, the previous one was okay, but the plot looked confusing. I watched 2/3 of it and didn't watch it.

Nice.

Too much blood