The Untouchable Princess’s Feast

After reading it, I felt a little unfinished. It was well written, but at the same time, I didn't quite understand the comments that criticized the heroine. Why should the heroine forgive the heroine for putting down her dignity and risking her life to redeem herself? Isn't it miserable that the heroine put aside her dignity to please the hero because of the blackmail? The dignity of the male protagonist is dignity, but not the dignity of the female protagonist? I really don't understand what those people who criticize the heroine are thinking. Doesn't your back hurt when you stand and talk? Traveling to ancient times alone, you have to be more careful with everyone, let alone the male protagonist who has hurt you many times. They all say it's a female protagonist, but no one says it's a male protagonist? The male protagonist felt that he had feelings for the female protagonist several times before, but he suppressed it. He was still upset when the female protagonist had a romantic relationship and made things difficult for her. What face did he have and what kind of stance did he take to express his displeasure? Not to mention that the male protagonist has been hurt by others, or that his childhood experience has made him not know how to express his feelings, but you all excuse him from the male protagonist's standpoint and think about him, but no one thinks about it from the female protagonist's standpoint? She travels to ancient times alone, and her values ​​and pursuits are different from those of ancient people. The original book also says that the heroine hates being someone else's mistress the most, but the hero forces her to be his mistress. Is this love? Shouldn't he atone for his sins later? Does he have to forgive in order to atone for his sins? Doesn't it mean that the wounds suffered before atonement are not wounds? Relationships are never even. It doesn't mean that if you hurt me and I hurt you, then we are even. It doesn't mean that I have to accept you because you love me so much. If people who chase stars like celebrities, do all celebrities have to marry them back? Don't say that the heroine has been dressed in ancient times, so she should follow the local customs and put down her figure. It's all bullshit. If Jingjing did this, she would not be the heroine. It is precisely because Jingjing has principles, pursuit, and persistence that she can become the heroine. Emotions must not be compromised. If she does, she will be like Mrs. Side, but that kind of life is not what Jingjing wants. Yes, and I think Jingjing did the right thing. She loves the male protagonist just because she values this relationship, so she is unwilling to give in. Those who say that the male protagonist does no harm to the female protagonist, and those who say that the female protagonist is incompetent, I think they are people who have no persistence in their hearts and do not have clear principles for relationships. Let alone want the female protagonist to think more about the male protagonist. If she thinks about the male protagonist, who will think about her family and children? They are all childish sarcastic remarks made by irresponsible people. The male protagonist has hurt the female protagonist, but the female protagonist has never had any family, children or friends, so why should she forgive the male protagonist? I think the heroine is also a soft-hearted person. If it were me, I would kill him directly, how can I forgive him. Really, I think reading novels is just a pastime, and maybe I can gain some insights after reading them. They are not a bunch of little brats with no hair growing up. After reading them, they make some useless remarks that only show how childish and ridiculous they are. Some of the good concepts and values ​​conveyed in the book have not been learned at all. I am also speechless. No wonder others regard reading novels as unlearned and unskilled playthings. The writing is very good, and this comment does not mean to stir up trouble. It just expresses my disapproval of the remarks that slander the heroine for no reason. Of course, we seek common ground while reserving differences. People with different experiences will have different views on a book or an event. I am just discussing the matter, and I do not mean to curse. If you feel uncomfortable after reading this comment, please skip it.

Gu Huaqing reconciled with Bai Lingtian and started a small shop to live a life of collecting rich women. Due to the situation in the court, Feng Rong planned to force Gu Huaqing to marry Mrs. Side. Every time he fell in love, he forced himself not to have feelings for her. The last step to succeed in leaving the emperor's career was to seal Rong and marry his real wife, but Gu Huaqing faked his death and escaped. Chapter 211: Continuing his pursuit of his wife, he abandons his identity and asks to marry his beloved wife as an ordinary man. The ending is good, the two travel together hand in hand. He loves her to the core, she is his exception, his everything, and even more exclusive.

I thought it was quite interesting, every character was vivid, the story wasn't too long, and it was easy to follow. The short strategy text was fun to read, but the wait was even more uncomfortable. The heroine's character is very vivid, and the male protagonist's existence is like an ancient hegemon, which is very controversial but almost perfect. The plot description is very real and beautiful. But the perfect male protagonist's character can also make people jump out of the article. After all, this kind of controversial and perfect male protagonist always makes people realize clearly that there is no such thing in real life.

First of all, recommend good books! Secondly, the male protagonist hurts the female protagonist: he uses power to play with the female protagonist many times, including the failure of the first marriage of the female protagonist, the female protagonist being blackmailed to marry the male protagonist, the female protagonist entering the palace and being killed several times, etc., Which makes the female protagonist feel that her life is just a useful pawn. This is enough to make a woman become cold-hearted. Even if she likes the male protagonist, after learning that he will marry a concubine and then ascend the throne as an emperor, how can a modern soul person accept this? It is better to just leave! In the end, he really left. After being the emperor for several years, the male protagonist faked his death to pursue his wife. The pursuit of his wife was a bumpy road, and the heroine's hard-heartedness made me scared. The author's heroine really made me miss the male protagonist at all. At least I liked it (because the female protagonist didn't show much love for the male protagonist at the beginning, maybe she couldn't talk about love). From the beginning, the male protagonist takes advantage of the female protagonist, becomes interested in her, falls in love with her, becomes deeply in love with her, and chases after her forever. We readers are very discerning. To sum up, the heroine did not express her love for the hero well enough, so we could not appreciate her kindness to the hero. The whole process was dominated by men chasing women, which made the heroine appear a bit pretentious, cold and unhuman. Although it didn't start well, the ending is still happy. In the love story, I prefer the efforts and changes of the male protagonist. If the female protagonist was not so hard-hearted when chasing his wife at the end, I would have a better impression of her! Thank you~

🥰A very beautiful book, I read it from beginning to end without skipping a chapter. 😘Love𥚃It is true that no one is right or wrong, but there are too many helplessness and compulsions in life. The male protagonist's sentence: Machiavellian tactics are very familiar to me, but feelings, I know nothing about them! ''It kind of made me burst into tears and it was heart-wrenching. In fact, there is nothing wrong with the male and female protagonists, it's just that they were pursuing different things at the time. Gu Huajing was also afraid of being plotted by Feng Rong, so much that there was a shadow. Hahaha... In fact, I still very much agree with the heroine's view on marriage. Love is possible, but let's forget about a makeshift marriage. Love and marriage are two different things. If you have the financial means but can't meet Mr. Right, you'd better live your own life in a chic and comfortable way. A man's married life can go on as normal. No matter how capable a woman is when she marries, she will face a family when she goes to her husband's house. If she wants to live a good life, she must grow up in an instant, be a good wife, a good daughter-in-law, a good mother... I can only say that it is not easy for women to encourage each other! Haha😄💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

Not bad

Being treated like this, and finally falling in love with the male protagonist, I was also drunk😥😥😥 Could you please the author stop using this kind of thing to flaunt something, and be a modern woman, and write things that are not afraid of being laughed to death? This is the first time I have seen such an unpleasant article, it is a waste of traffic and time😥😥😥

Don't look at it, the greater the expectations, the greater the disappointment. In the early stage, the heroine and the hero both have high IQs, and in the later stage, they are tortured for the sake of abuse. Both of them feel as if their brains have been kicked by a donkey. The heroine is too pretentious and has a baby. There are actually comments later that it is a rape. When the two of them did it, the description was a rape? Later, the male protagonist faked his death. She was very happy, trampled people into the mud, and was very self-righteous. Then she was entangled in whether they should be together and became a female watcher. The child even built an arch 😒 The persecution paranoia was so severe that she thought that the male protagonist was going to harm her when he appeared. After all, what did the male protagonist harm her? What did she actually suffer? It looked like the male protagonist had killed her whole family and she suffered from great hatred. Really, I couldn't watch the rest of it. The female protagonist was not worthy of the male protagonist at all. The plot was just la ji to make up the word count.

After reading the comments, I found that many people criticized the female protagonist for being selfish. I actually like her because she has a clear distinction between love and hate. She is very free and easy. I have read many articles before. The male protagonist has a purpose in his feelings for the female protagonist. The female protagonist said that she will never like her. But in the end,,,, the key is the heroine who has time-traveled. He tortured her thousands of times, but still treated him like his first love. It's easy to say. The new women of the 21st century, can we not be so mean? Looking back at this book, after the male protagonist has fallen in love with the female protagonist, he is very good to her and has sex with her, but the female protagonist feels very awake. I don't know how to describe it. It's like other people must have fallen into it a long time ago. But in the end, I still feel sorry for Feng Rongdi. The ending is very good. ! And the author, don't doubt that the image created by the heroine is really good, but I also agree with some of the questions raised by some book friends, keep up the hard work!

It's a different time-travel novel, but I haven't found any similarities in storylines yet that are worth reading.