I'm Not Proud of Myself

This book is written to make people hate and love it at the same time! I hate that I was blinded at the beginning and didn't understand what it meant? Later on, those who started to abuse me were so cruel! However, you can't put it down and watch it, because the plot has ups and downs and is presented one after another, making you want to keep watching! The plot is very sad and the ending is very sweet. It has a beginning and an end. It is worth recommending!

This book is so well written, I love reading it. Every character in the book is so wonderfully written. It was not easy for the heroine along the way. Women in ancient times lived too humblely. A weak woman changed her destiny by herself and overcame numerous difficulties for her children. Motherly love is great. Also, the male protagonist is always consistent in his treatment of love. The ending is perfect. I love reading it.

The heroine is the pigliest teammate, and there is nothing I can agree more with...

The author's writing style is very good and his ideas are very clear. I can only say that I really don't like this story and the character settings of the male and female protagonists. The heroine has so many twists and turns, and the child she desperately gave birth to was snatched away by another woman of the hero. How does the heroine forgive the hero after suffering so much? In the end, the male protagonist actually tolerated the vicious woman returning to the prince's mansion. . . I don't like this kind of story where I only love the heroine and then interact with the vicious female counterpart. I can't stand it and I don't even want to know the ending. The heroine is very weak, from head to toe, from inside to outside, from front to back. Although she is strong as a mother, she is just lonely, incompetent, and makes people anxious and angry.

This book is very interesting, mainly about a mother who has a great love for her children. The male protagonist is also infected by the spirit of the female protagonist. The male protagonist and the male protagonist are twin brothers. Because the male protagonist was born with six fingers, he was considered unlucky in the feudal society, so he was thrown out by his father. When the male protagonist grew up, he wanted to recognize his biological parents but was hunted down by his father. The adoptive parents were killed by the male protagonist's father because of the male protagonist. The male protagonist hated his parents and hated his twin brother, the male protagonist, and wanted to destroy their family, so he He wanted to use the heroine to achieve his own goals, but he saw the heroine's deep love for his son without fear of anything. The second hero was very moved because he lacked maternal love. He felt a mother's love for her children in the heroine, and he slowly fell in love with the heroine.

I just like to read novels about wives and concubines competing for favor in a large harem, and in the end they are a pair for life. It's so interesting.

This is such a disgusting feeling! Writing about women as so despicable, just because they lose their virginity, they must lose their hearts? Does a man's deep expression hide his scumbag nature?

The heroine of this book really made me sick. Although she can only cry, the author still wants to describe how strong she is in the eyes of the male protagonist. And it also makes trouble, as if it was written with the intention of deliberately torturing the heroine. A few chapters can't cover a single thing! It doesn't look good! ! !

The male protagonist is unclean, and the female protagonist is too weak, so weak that it's irritating!

It's a good-looking, completed short book that I specifically found. Each character has a distinct personality. In the era and setting of the setting, the heroine is still relatively smart and has a delicate and clear mind. She doesn't have all the tricks, but it seems to fit the plot. The bad guy is also very smart. The foreshadowing of each character is clearly explained. The plot is compact. I recommend it. Actually I prefer nameless.