After Marrying Princess Koi, the Crippled King Stood Up

I made this review after reading it. The first part is pretty good, but the second part is average.

It was really fun to watch. The heroine was so talkative that no one could get any benefit from her. She never suffered a loss from the beginning to the end. She was finally promoted to the banquet killer. It was really funny. It's just that the ending was a bit rushed, it would have been better if it was written more

The heroine relies on the persona of a country girl. She is simply invincible in her chatter. She often makes people angry to death. She is also very logical and can take small things to a very high level. People have to suffer the consequences of being dumb. They have to apologize to the heroine when they are beaten. Basically, they seek revenge in time. Although it is quite satisfying, the heroine does not know how to eradicate the root cause. Almost no one is killed by the heroine. The heroine has her own space and rich knowledge reserves. Teaching the male protagonist how to make iron, making explosives, and providing methods to control floods (although the water control was not successful), the male protagonist feels a bit bland in comparison. Apart from his strong martial arts skills, he doesn't have much effect. The male and female protagonists interact a lot, but there is no emotional line, they only work together in their careers. Although the male protagonist has always had a crush on the female protagonist, this window was not broken until the last chapter, so if you want to watch a sweet love, you will be disappointed. The final part of seizing the throne was particularly poorly written, and it felt like a child's play. None of the foreshadowing was shown, such as the private soldiers raised by the male protagonist, and the weapons and armor made with the new iron-making method. Gunpowder was not used. It was just a matter of watching An Wang and Chen Wang force him into the palace, and then they were stabbed in the back and both died. The male protagonist somehow got the throne. And it is true that many holes have not been filled. For example, the eldest princess and Princess Baoyi, who appeared very early, were only hit once by the heroine and then disappeared. It is impossible for a supporting character of this status to not fight back after being hit. They should have jumped even more fiercely; and the heroine's maternal wife, who only said that she was incognito. They trained in the military camp, but nothing happened just because they suppressed bandits and got a ten-captain. At least he should have become famous and become the biggest support behind the heroine. There is also no explanation of the heroine's original family and the fate of Dingguo's palace. Shouldn't the hero clean up after he ascends the throne? There is also no explanation of the fate of the main supporting characters such as King An, King Chen, and the Queen, and it ends very hastily. If you don't care about the unfinished story, you can watch it. After all, the story ahead is quite interesting!

I am commenting after reading the entire book. The content is really too ordinary. The whole book is full of typos. The male and female protagonists are really verbose and even confusing. I suspect it is just to make up the word count. Also, it sucked at the end, it sucked. 🥴🥴🥴

The heroine is so funny. She made me laugh from the beginning. She pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger's brains.

I must recommend this. It's not cowardly or procrastinating, but it's also quite humorous. The heroine is very eloquent, and it's the first novel I've read that reveals the identity of the heroine early on. The language is smooth and natural.

A bit anticlimactic, but overall pretty good.

The beginning is particularly good, the middle is average, and then the perfect ending is just a bit rushed.

It's hard to comment. I say it's good to watch. The plot only sees the heroine giving people a lot of slaps. A few pieces of content like this are interesting, but too many are boring. I tried my best to read Chapter 45. The real plot is that the heroine dealt with the people sent by her stepmother. When she came back to ask for the dowry, she didn't really want it back. There is no real content when it comes to managing the palace, and it is not very effective in dealing with the female officials sent by the queen. I've read Chapter 45. Fortunately, it was revealed that I can treat men's feet. The rest is just some non-stop nonsense. Decided to abandon the book

The villain's IQ lowers the book's rating