You Traded Your Military Merits for a Second Wife, So I’ll Marry Into the Prince’s Manor With a Noble Title

This author's books are quite funny, and the process is very easy. There are not many bad guys in the whole team, most of them are good people. Moreover, the male protagonist in the book loves his wife very much and will train himself like a dog. It is worth reading.

It's average🌚Not as good as the author's second film The story is a bit off-kilter, the plot is not well connected, there are not many character descriptions, and there are few scenes. Overall, it started to look better after getting married. The first few dozen chapters were awkward to read, and the character was a bit half-baked, and the details were not rigorous enough. It's okay to pass the time, but don't enter if the requirements are too high.

This book does not have too many flashes of swords, nor too profound court battles and family fights. The advantage is that the author's writing style is good, and the articles are witty and humorous, making it very enjoyable to read.

I originally thought the plot was okay, but when I saw something about death proving innocence later (and the heroine's character is already a heroine, why should I stab the guy, instead of stabbing myself... I feel that in order to promote the relationship between the male and female protagonists, they were forced to be reduced to the female protagonist), I was speechless. I can only say that maybe it was like this in ancient times.

From the beginning to the end, the male and female protagonists are both soft-hearted and thoughtful!

This book is well written. The male protagonist is devoted to his feelings and gives all his love to the female protagonist.

The whole family of Dingwangfu are all funny people