The Heir Takes a Concubine, So I Climb the Wall; Now His Whole Family Regrets It to Their Core

There are a few things that I am unhappy about: First, the heroine is a princess, the biological daughter of the emperor. She is deeply loved by the Queen Mother and has raised her personally since she was a child. Such a heroine needs to find a few capable followers, but she also needs to dress up and go to what building to buy them? Secondly, the scumbag mother-in-law attaches great importance to her children. The second villain, who is of low status, only got the help of the scumbag mother-in-law to stay in the palace because she was pregnant. She almost had a miscarriage because she framed the heroine. How could she be allowed to run around opening a hot pot restaurant under such circumstances? Not to mention the ancient times where heirs were valued, even modern society is unlikely to do so. Third, the scumbag mother-in-law forces the heroine to go to the temple to pray for her, ambushing gangsters on the way, and ruining the heroine's reputation. This really makes people laugh. Did the author forget that the heroine is the daughter of the emperor who is loved by the Queen Mother? The Duke's Mansion is also a family of officials for generations. Does it know that this is a matter of killing the Nine Clan? This is not a problem that cannot be detected, but the princess is humiliated and the royal family is humiliated. Will the Queen Mother and the Emperor give up? Is this okay if I don't peel off the skin of the public house? The plot is too far-fetched.

My mother-in-law, I was almost two-thirds of the way through and finally reconciled, and then it's not over yet🥲The old lady wrapped her feet, why are you writing about the useless life of so many useless princesses😒I would rather believe that she has traveled through time than that she has been reborn, a person who is reborn without a brain.

This reborn princess is so weak, I can't stand it anymore

I'm speechless. The author often forgets what he has written. In the first part, he writes that the heroine is a genius in medicine and poisoning, and later in the story, he doesn't even know that her medicine has been changed. In the first part, he writes about infertility for others, and in the later part, he writes that he went to find someone to beg for a child. This kind of book can score 9.6 Points

I thought it was good-looking, but I didn't expect it to be a mess.

A princess is so useless, why should she be reincarnated?

Sisters with bad breasts should be careful. The heroine has trouble with her brain after rebirth. Her status as a princess is useless. She said she wanted revenge and went back. In fact, she just wanted to be scolded and feel angry. If she was shaking her pussy, I would understand.

A particularly far-fetched plot. 1. The heroine is a princess and is deeply favored by the emperor, but she has no military support? No escort? Still need to go out and buy it? No one dares to protect the people around you? The article also emphasizes many times how difficult it is for the heroine to buy a military servant. The funniest thing is that it also emphasizes that the heroine's father-in-law is allocated ten nursing homes because he cares about his wife? ? ? ? ? So the princess is very favored and has three powerful masters, but she is not as protected as the outer chamber of a down-and-out Duke's palace, right? 2. I know that the author wants to write the best, but it must be consistent with common sense. He can use tricks behind his back. How can he casually insult and question the emperor's decision in front of the princess, and also want to control the princess? Is this something that normal ancient people can do? 3. It is said that the mother-in-law forced her to pray for blessings and ruined the innocence of the heroine. It is still the same thing. The author wrote the article without thinking. How did she force her in the first place? The author only mentioned that the mother-in-law sent someone to deliver a message, but nothing more. Is delivering a message considered coercion? What if the heroine doesn't go? I can talk to my mother-in-law without getting out of the sedan chair, I can't say no to my mother-in-law's maid, right? The preface doesn't match the postscript, there's a lot I don't want to say, the author's level is limited, just have fun watching it

First, what I want to say is that some people can wait until they finish reading. After watching it for less than two hours, there was a talk about lightning protection. Secondly, the heroine is a princess after all, and the status of the scumbag's family is not low, and it was the heroine who proposed marriage at that time. How could the divorce be successful so easily? Third, the emperor is not the biological father of the heroine, and he may have the revenge of killing her father. How could he sincerely wish the heroine well, and then divorce her immediately if she wants to? Fourth, although the Queen Mother is kind to the heroine, the power is not in the hands of the Emperor, and the Queen Mother does not have to listen to the Emperor. Moreover, the two of them had the hatred of killing their father, and the emperor was not the Queen Mother's son. In this case, was it unreasonable for the Queen Mother to let the heroine hide her shame? Fifth, the heroine lost her sense of smell because she was kidnapped in her previous life, so she did not smell anything wrong with the sachet.

Bad writing, not happy at all. I was reborn in the 100-ton chapter. I didn't see any counterattack. It's bad.