Wrong Marriage

The more I read later, the more disgusting I became. The heroine was written to be liked by all men. The relationship between her and the second prince was so far-fetched that a head mistress would actually take care of the prince's concubine.

I really like the heroine this author writes. Sober, opinionated, with a view of the overall situation, open-minded, pragmatic, capable, loving, able to speak, beautiful, thin, and good at dressing up. I like it so much that I am already losing weight due to its influence. Currently, the author has updated it to chapter 96. I'm really looking forward to the plot in the future.

This is my favorite novel that I have read recently. There is no submissive little daughter-in-law, no mother-in-law who makes things difficult for her, and a husband who loves her passionately. This is rare in ancient times. Even Jia Baoyu is not the only one who loves Lin Daiyu.

It's so sweet, I like this style.

It looked good at first, but after marriage, the heroine became a Bodhisattva and gave up.

Some people may like this kind of narration, but whether it is the way of writing or the character of the protagonist, she is very gentle. When she meets someone who is fundamentally bad, she is punished by being locked up for half a month for a big mistake, which stimulates her to make another big mistake. She is locked up for three months.

The writing is too bland, there is no suspense, no climax, and nothing important. Give up and stop watching.

The plot is unique, the characters described are flesh-and-blood and vivid, and the heroine is also very cute and beautiful.

After reading Chapter 77, I couldn't stand it anymore and almost gave up... 1. The heroine agrees to marry the hero in order to save her uncle. The plot is very tough. The author insists that the heroine be radiant, beautiful, upright, kind, and intelligent and versatile (doing medicine, embroidery, writing poetry, painting, financial accounting and doing business). She is almost omnipotent. How can she accept this marriage deal just because she wants to redress her uncle's grievances? 2. When the heroine marries the hero, she worries about the disparity in family status and is afraid of being looked down upon. At the same time, she comforts herself that she is just a tool for the husband's family to avoid trouble. She and the hero are strangers and don't love her. At the same time, she is already married and wants to be a qualified clan wife. She swings back and forth between good and bad, clingy, and completely mindless. 3. After the heroine got married, she had sex with two younger sisters who looked down on her at her husband's house, and had sex with an old naughty slave. She was so verbose about how she wanted to convince people with her virtues that she was speechless.

Halfway through, I just felt like the heroine was forcibly deceiving her. She didn't look like the same person from the beginning to the end. It felt like she was a different author.