Don't Learn from Yuanyang Lao

The story is very good, the plots are interlocking, and the characters are vivid and vivid. It is one of the few novels that I insisted on reading every chapter. The characters of Huayue and Jingyun written by the author are really full, and the relationship between them is very delicate. The arrogant Jingyun was able to restrain his sharpness and speak softly for Hua Yue. Hua Yue seemed cruel and unfeeling, but in fact she was the most soft-hearted. Li Jingyun's kindness to her finally made her open her heart. Fortunately, after so many misunderstandings, they were still lovers and finally got married.

The writing is great! The female protagonist is too strong-willed and has no tenderness. Fortunately, the male protagonist cherishes the one he is destined to have. From a novice who cannot express his feelings, he has become an affectionate male god. From the beginning to the end, no matter his status changes, he has always been consistent with the heroine! Praise again for the author's writing style!

Huayue finally cured Overlord Li, and Su Miao and Master Guoshi also had a baby, but I don't know if Xiao Wen married Miss Li. Is Ming Shu okay? It's pity that our fifth prince is alone in this palace, lonely! Lonely! Cold! There is no extra story at the end, which really chilled me.

The length of 99 chapters creates very unique male and female protagonists as well as two male and female protagonists. It's very vivid to put the character's personality in the context of the environment. Although I don't like the male protagonist's arrogant and awkward treatment of the female protagonist, and appreciate the female protagonist's calmness and understanding of current affairs, I still think the two are a good match. The plot is unconventional, and the language's ability to shape situations is great. I recommend reading it carefully.

Isn't it? Sweet pet? Nice? Seriously? The male protagonist's character sounds arrogant at best, but pretentious at worst. Thinking that he has a noble status, especially the heroine, he doesn't take him seriously, like a domestic dog. As long as he shows a little kindness, the heroine must immediately crawl beside him and wag her tail to beg for mercy? What I like most is watching the heroine bow her head to him to show her kindness, but she refuses to reveal her sincerity. Instead, she ignores and belittles the heroine's feelings again and again, and also denies her own feelings. Which girl can endure her husband's cold face like this? What a great confidence. What is the identity of the heroine? She came from a sea of ​​swords and blood. If she really trusts people because of a little favor, she won't survive to leave the palace, right? The most impulsive thing she had ever done in her life was to agree to be the first wife, but she would not be allowed to leave if she would not be happy in the future? And can she tell her what she was plotting? Later, it was said that the male protagonist really did not agree with her to do it. It's not like there were no heart-to-heart moments, but they were all ruined by the male protagonist himself. The heroine left for two years under the pretext of recuperating from illness. The hero didn't even say a word to her, let alone go find her. She fell in love with him as soon as she saw him again? It's even cheaper than grass!

"Li Jingyun spoke the most tender love words in the most arrogant tone" "If I have the intention of harming you, then I won't be able to reap the benefits." "Sir! I've changed my identity, how can you still kiss me?" "Sorry, I was so happy that I couldn't hold it back." "What's so strange about this? You have to rack your brains to save your sweetheart." "You have been unwilling to tell me the truth, so my questions are in vain. When you are willing to tell me, I will listen." "I miss you very much" "There is actually no difference between inside and outside the prison, but you are there outside the prison, so I'd better come out." "I will take you to live in a new house, okay?" "Whatever you want, I will give it to you." "Do you find it strange? A lawless and arrogant villain like me would actually bow to you." "If you don't really like you, who would want to make you unhappy?" "Many people who refuse to bow their heads have fallen into the hands of me, but in your case, if you really don't want to bow your head, then I will bow to you, until you are willing to settle accounts with me like this." "Huayue has a silent love for him" Help him deceive the prince, block his arrows, bandage his wounds, make him sleep and eat poorly... The morning and evening are good to you, the wind has no mercy on the strong grass [Ninghua Guhong goes away, but does not learn from Yuanyang Lao]

The book is good, I recommend it to book lovers! This book tells the love story between Li Jingyun, the third son of the current general, and Yin Huayue, the princess of the former dynasty. They started with Hua Yue as a slave by the third master's side, and the two gradually got along and developed a good impression. The unequal status and the dynasty between them make the relationship between them very sensitive and difficult to maintain. The heroine is more delicate in mind but strong in appearance. Not to mention that the male protagonist is so arrogant and arrogant that he still talks too much. Not only does the female protagonist not like him, he also doesn't like the book fans, okay? You have to read the story yourself and not reveal much about it. The ending is that the two of them settled their differences, but there is not much description to leave you with thoughts. I have always cared about the male protagonist always calling the female protagonist his dog, and I really couldn't stand it. What does this mean... I don't consider the inner thoughts of the people listening. It's so uncomfortable. The male protagonist deserves to bow his head!

Sweet pet╬Happy enemy╬1╤1╬Short and medium story╬HE I recommend "Don't Learn from the Mandarin Duck" by "Egrets Come in Two". "Don't Learn from the Old Mandarin Duck" is an ancient romance novel. If you like it, feel free to read it! ! "Don't Learn from the Mandarin Duck" tells the story of Yin Huayue, a subjugated princess who was taken in by the wife of the general's palace. She is smart, capable and firmly in charge of the palace. There were many misunderstandings and entanglements with Li Jingyun, the "dandy" third son of the General's Mansion. ♛Li Jingyun's love for Yin Huayue is obvious to all: he changed his tight-lipped manner, sincerely apologized for his unscrupulous words, and made up for it with his own actions; he was overjoyed when he caught the kindness released by the heroine; he saw through the heroine's identity and protected her secretly. He even helped her deal with the aftermath and saved her from danger many times; he placed the bones and ashes of the heroine's brother and the memorial tablets of her father, the queen, and her queen in the house for worship, which gave her peace of mind; she buried the father of the heroine's close friend Shuang Jiang in Aiwu and Wudi. ♛On the other hand, looking back at Yin Huayue's true feelings for Li Jingyun, they are as illusory as the flowers in the mirror and the moon in the water. Apart from the fact that the male protagonist was imprisoned, she pretended to have a miscarriage to "surround Wei and rescue Zhao", and showed off a pair of boots to the male protagonist with her own hands. There was no unnecessary revelation. ♛To say that the male protagonist is arrogant, he often says what he says and means what he means, and it is hard to figure out his true intentions. But the heroine is even more cold-hearted and never expresses her feelings, and it is common for her to have disagreements. For the male protagonist, he always pampers and spoils him and throws out his passion. Not only does he get no response, but he often gets a basin of cold water in his pocket. No one wants to be warm and affectionate all the time. ♛If we talk about scheming against each other, the two of them are only half matched. But the male protagonist's several calculations are all to get the female protagonist. The heroine's calculations are all for revenge for herself or for others. The heroine's hatred for destroying her family and country has to be avenged, but she risked dragging down the general's palace several times and sacrificed people's lives for no reason, which is really reckless. For example, behind the male protagonist's back, he arranges for a killer to enter the palace in the name of the Protector's Wife. For example, even though he knew there was an acquaintance in the palace, he still wanted to satisfy his curiosity to see what Concubine Yao looked like. ♛I saw some people saying that one shouldn't judge from God's perspective, but even from God's perspective, they didn't see how sincere the heroine was. She doesn't care, she doesn't talk about emotions and only talks about pros and cons, and her threats and calculations, don't they count as harm? Moreover, the male protagonist has expressed his feelings, but the female protagonist has never revealed it. Everything must be considered objectively and fairly. ♛Fortunately, the ending is good, but for me, this is not a passionate love. The two of them can be together because of the male protagonist's intentions. However, it is good for men to pay more, which is more in line with the psychological needs of female readers. All in all! ! Highly recommended! ! ! Highly recommended! ! !

The male protagonist really pissed me off. It will be unpleasant if you prefer the female protagonist when reading the article. He always regards the female protagonist as 🐶, and his personality is very awkward. The positive review is purely because he likes all the girls in the article😡

It feels a bit unfinished... Although it is short, it is still good-looking. The plot is intertwined, without major ups and downs but not dull either. The male and female protagonists have distinct images. Personally, I can't say I hate it or like it. I still can't accept the male protagonist's duplicity. The heroine is different, she is very calm (but it depends on the situation), her goal of revenge is always clear, and she is not completely carried away by love and love. It was a bit sad, especially at the end, which made me feel very sad. The male protagonist forced the female protagonist away with his arrogance and duplicity, and it took him 2 years to resolve the misunderstanding. The ending was not very enjoyable, and I felt that I could not forgive the male protagonist so easily. There are also sweet spots in the middle, (as for how sweet it is... Just go and see for yourself) and leave a little bit of imagination at the end, but some things are not explained clearly, so it does not hinder the plot.