She Swaps Marriages with a Dying Heir, Then Has Triplets and Wins It All

Some parts of this book written by the author are quite good, such as the heroine being cautious as a time traveler and not being too pretentious; the prince's love and respect for his wife; the gradual change of the heroine's character, etc., But there are also some strange settings: 1. The princess agreed to let her bring someone to give her son acupuncture even though she knew that the second wife had no love for her son. Although it is understandable that the princess loves her son very much, the second wife is obviously on the side of the side concubine (she should be the side concubine, there are too many characters, I am not sure if I can remember). They are like enemies. Why would you trust the enemy? And if acupuncture is effective, then there will be some improvement. There has been no improvement after three months of acupuncture. Before the heroine came, the princess had not considered not to do it or to find another method. Is this the IQ that a person who fights at home should have? 2. As a concubine, the second wife can actually yell at the princess. It is true that the status of the father's concubines was not low in ancient times, but the status of the princess was not bad either. The status of the head wife of a higher-ranking prince was second only to the queen and the imperial concubine. The concubine could not yell at the princess so casually, and the princess was not just a princess, her mother's family itself also had a high status. 3. This is inappropriate for me personally. The pace is a bit slow for me. Maybe there will be a small refreshing point around chapter 10 or 15, but this is just a small refreshing point. It will take a long time for the comfortable plot to appear, and there are many serious things that are not done quickly. There are some things that are difficult to say directly. For example, there is saffron in the rice that the princess eats. Can I remind you indirectly, such as the rice and the rice here of the mother-in-law? What I ate before was different. I wonder if my mother-in-law added any delicious food to it, etc. It's not that the only way is to remind her directly. The heroine has been practicing medicine for many years and is still a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. It would be fine to use silver needles to remove the congestion in the hero's brain earlier, instead of dragging it out for many chapters. Obviously this problem was discovered very early, but it has never been solved.

It's beautiful, it's beautiful, the author is so good at writing, I couldn't help but read chapter by chapter, waiting for more updates. Monthly tickets are presented! Gold coins presented!

I like it very much. It is my favorite novel in Qimao so far. I like the logic of the plot, which is interlocking and progressive. It is not just fun, but based on reality. The character setting is also very good. The main characters are all upright and rich in three-dimensionality. The bad guys are also justifiable and have outstanding abilities, which can support the plot setting. The plot direction is also full of surprises.

I can't stand it, it's too boring. The author may want to write something different, and save people in a roundabout way😓The heroine is already the crown prince. She knows that the princess has eating problems and doesn't say anything. She knows that the imperial doctor is treating the crown prince and has problems. She also deliberately pretends to be a miracle doctor to save others. As a reminder of your reputation, do you know that you are the crown prince? As for the twists and turns and twists and turns.

After reading the first few chapters, I felt very strange. Shouldn't we find a way to cure the prince? I have been doing embroidery and building a shop, but I haven't done anything serious. I can't stand it anymore, I gave up.

I really don't understand where the high score comes from. A princess was bullied like this by an old prince's concubine. In ancient times, is it possible? She was drugged every day and her son was killed. Moreover, the plot is very bloody. The female protagonist said that she has superb medical skills, but I didn't see her treating the male protagonist. She did nothing but talk nonsense. The plot was so exaggerated that I couldn't watch it.

The author's updates are really exciting

The first 70% looks great! ! After going to sea, I got a little bored. I didn't even finish the extra chapter about the children... The heroine's doctor traveled through time, her sister-in-law was reborn and exchanged marriages, the heroine secretly cured the hero after marrying him, her parents-in-law, mother-in-law, parents and brothers were all very loving, and the heroine's group of best friends were also very loving, and they all married good people. At the beginning, the interlocking conspiracies in the palace were very interesting, and in the end the bad guys were destroyed. I started to engage in people's livelihood and promote medical skills, and I started to get bored... But after seeing this, I had to bite the bullet and continue watching, so the subsequent plots are very comparable to the previous ones. The most exaggerated one is the quadruplets... I even tolerated the triplets of the heroine in the previous part. The funniest thing is that they are clearly promoting modern medical skills. As a result, the heroine had difficulty giving birth, and in the end she survived by the male protagonist's inner strength. Me? ? ? ? Why do you work so hard to promote medical skills... Anyway, it's weird. I recommend it with an overall score of 80. In fact, if the part about going overseas was deleted, the score would be even higher. It's a pity.

She found out there was something wrong with the imperial doctor and didn't say anything about it. She was the worst heroine and gave up.

The princess is incompetent, the concubine is crazy, the heroine is weak, it's uncomfortable to watch, that's it