The Hunter General's Little Bride

I haven't finished it yet, but it's really good to watch. The heroine's mother is a time traveler. She taught the heroine a lot of modern knowledge. The male protagonist is very good and devoted to the heroine. There is also a vicious female supporting character who is also a time traveler. Because of her viciousness, she doesn't end well. As for the heroine's family being wiped out, it was the work of a branch of her family and others.

It's okay, at least it's not top-notch, and it won't affect my mood after watching it. The male protagonist loves the female protagonist very much and thinks about everything for her. After the male protagonist joined the army, I jumped to the back and watched. The female protagonist is the daughter of King Qin. King Qin ascended the throne. The female protagonist was named the eldest princess. The extra story also said that the female protagonist returned to modern times. She didn't like King Qin. He was a scumbag and let down two such good women.

Overall it's pretty good. Basically good reviews.

It's quite good. The heroine's mother is a time traveler, so she has been relatively calm about love since she was a child, and she doesn't have a love mind. There is actually a female supporting character who has traveled through time, and she is also a colleague of the heroine's mother. Alas, the heroine helped Furong's father to go to the capital to make so many arrangements. I am a little confused. If he died of illness or the bandit was gone, I also took so many risks, and the plot became more and more compact as it went on, and the explanation was not completed. The heroine gave me the feeling of contradiction. Sometimes she felt too kind, and sometimes she was cruel. For example, when she treated Ru, I liked it. She was very decisive and thoughtful, but when she dealt with Dongqing Village in the early stage, she was a bit easy to talk to. The male protagonist didn't have a strong sense of presence. The episode could actually be longer.