Prince, Please Don't Die First, My Wife Is Happy.

It's really good-looking. I think the male protagonist was hesitant about sexual intercourse in the early stage because he felt that the female protagonist was unwilling and didn't want to force her. (Didn't the female protagonist have a bridal chamber with the male protagonist just after she was reborn? She had no previous memories of a series of things that happened after Shen Miaoyi was reborn, so the male protagonist thought that she was not willing to just fulfill her marital obligations like a normal girl from aristocratic families (personal opinion)) When the female protagonist asked why he did not have sex with her, he said: "I can answer you now, there is no need to worry about heirs. You don't have to think about using heirs to consolidate your status, and I will never take concubines." Pei Ruyan pursed her lips tightly, "Is Madam happy?" "My father-in-law didn't love my mother-in-law, so he gave birth to you. Do you think you are happy?" Pei Ruyan lowered her eyelashes and said seriously: "I'm sorry. I just think that if the relationship is not harmonious, it doesn't mean that you have to give birth to a child." (I didn't write some of the plot in the middle and just picked up what the male protagonist said) I feel that the male protagonist's three views are very upright (•̀ᴗ•́)و̑̑

What an interesting article. The more I read it, the better it gets. It's very different from other articles! The male protagonist is a model of masculinity, and I am very happy to see the male and female protagonists together! I thought I had guessed the author's thoughts in several plots, but I became more and more surprised the more I read it, especially the story about the heroine's life and the heroine's affair, which became more and more exciting later on (I wanted to spoil it but held back)~

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. The author writes so well. I just downloaded Qimao. Among the few novels I have read, this one is the only one that makes me want to read it. It really gets better and better as you go to the back. I also have a little expectation for the second prince and Jiang Li. I don't know if they can be together. I will follow you as the author in the future. Come on!

Generally.

The author's writing is very good, and you can tell at first glance that he is someone with writing experience. Moreover, the title of the table of contents is also very good, which makes it very fascinating! I originally thought it was a completed volume. When I got to about 70 chapters, I wanted to wait until it was finished before reading it. However, it turned out to be so good that I couldn't help but keep reading 😂 More soon!

The heroine is so confused. The hero asks if she likes him. The heroine replies that it's okay. The relationship has eased. Is the author afraid of running out of things to write? He faints and abandons the article.

I hope the author understands that times are progressing... Readers now don't want to see a female protagonist whose soul is in her forties and still looks like a white lotus that has reduced intelligence, a male protagonist whose mouth is as long as a turtle, and a stupid and poisonous female partner who forcibly loses consciousness after being reborn! I've read Chapter 180 and I'm still debating whether I like it or not and whether I'm angry or not. May I ask? I won't comment too much on the writing style. The character creation is not stand-up, the article has no context, and there is a hammer here and there. I really have no desire to read any more. I'll skip it and buy less advertising...

In one breath, I saw that the heroine was about to confess her past life to the hero, and Kavin was eagerly waiting for the update🥺. The author's writing style is relaxed and refreshing, humorous, and some of the words he uses follow the trend of the times. I hope there will be a long story behind it, but I hope it will be updated soon. The heroine has a very upright outlook on life. She insists on being financially independent in that era. She is kind and smart, and has a sense of the overall situation. The male protagonist is pure love + affectionate + sinister + Machiavellian.

I watched it very carefully, skipping from chapter to chapter. I really couldn't stand it. The emotional intelligence of the heroine after she was reincarnated as a human being was really touching. The plot was dragging and it felt like it was just trying to make up the word count. Personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it.

The heroine can't even figure out her own life, and she still interferes in the male protagonist's younger brother's affairs. It's really idle and disgusting.