The General's Third Marriage

Pure ancient literature, no time travel, rebirth, or space! But it's beautiful❤️The heroine who looked like a black bear when she was a child has transformed into a heroic female bandit general that is admired by both men and women (both men and women are alike). The male protagonist is well-dressed and even more beautiful than the women. She doesn't know how to do martial arts and is delicate and expensive! The two were engaged when they were young, but they later called it off! In the end, due to some reasons, they got married again😁Due to the terrible experience in childhood, the male protagonist was afraid of the female protagonist at first, but after getting to know the female protagonist, he slowly fell in love with the female protagonist, and then started the coquettish and cute mode of pursuing his wife, and finally impressed the female protagonist, no longer escaping, and the two lived a loving and happy life❤️ The completely reversed male and female roles look very fresh and funny! I particularly love the loving words and meticulous care the male protagonist speaks to the female protagonist! Finally, I want to complain that the ending is a bit rushed. I haven't seen enough of the love between the male and female protagonists! Many supporting characters have not been explained... There are also a lot of typos! King Jing was originally written as King Xing, but later he became King Xing...

Some people seem to be a perfect match but cannot hold hands for a lifetime, while some people are not favored but stay together until old age. The male and female protagonists in the article are destined to be entangled for life. The heroine is very heart-wrenching. She inherited the Murong family's bravery, fighting skills, and great love and benevolence. The daughter inherited her father's legacy and took on the role of a country's general, which made other countries fearful. The male protagonist is a laid-back and comfortable prince, who makes mistakes after marrying the female protagonist. After the marriage, he slowly gets to know the female protagonist. The more he gets to know her, the more he feels distressed. The more distressed he becomes, the more he wishes that the heroine could open her heart and spend this life with him. In his long-lasting love, the heroine finally accepts him. He lived a very transparent life, knowing that Tian Ting was jealous of their power, and he was willing to be an idle prince who accomplished nothing and asked her to be her majestic general. Her experience makes people feel heartbroken, and his love makes her as gentle as water. Everyone hopes to meet the person who loves them, but they don't know that everything is mutual.

The overall reading is very smooth, the emotional line is not too abrupt, and the images of the male and female protagonists are very vivid. Although it is a story about a strong woman and a weak man, the male protagonist is not a girl, and he is not really weak. The degree of coquettishness and cuteness is well grasped. I have read many double-power stories and found this article to be very good, fresh, and fresh.

I came here for the female general. At first, I really thought that the general had been married three times. But after a quick look, I realized that the two were not engaged in a serious engagement since they were children, and the one who ended up marrying her was still the one she had been engaged to since childhood. The general's military prowess is off the charts, and the young marquis is a highly intelligent dandy. The situation forces them to get married. From the beginning, the little Marquis felt that he hated the general, to liking it without knowing it or unwilling to admit it, to worrying about gains and losses because of love. During this period, he had some childish behaviors and psychological activities. Anyway, I don't pity him. Who told the little Marquis to pretend to be aloof and like him but not admit it? As long as the person being abused is not the general, I don't feel abused. When the young Marquis recognized his feelings and started pursuing his wife, he felt that the young Marquis was quite shameless. It just so happened that our general was a man who would take the soft rather than the hard, and he was also straightforward. After he recognized his own feelings, he would not run away. Even though it was a way of getting along between a strong woman and a weak man, it was quite sweet, but it felt like it ended a bit quickly.

It simply doesn't suit my taste. I originally wanted to give it to someone who doesn't like it, but after all, I've only read Chapter 35, so I can't generalize. As the heroine, who relied on her achievements in fighting on the battlefield, returned to the dynasty as her teacher, the emperor personally made her a general, but she didn't give her a general's palace? Returning to your own home and being disliked by your great-grandmother and aunt? How could those people have the nerve to dislike a soldier who protects his home and country? Isn't it a class system? Where did that dignified third-grade official come from that stuff that gave her a look? The male protagonist is even more unsatisfactory. He is almost as tall as the female protagonist. In other words, the man is short. He is short and frustrated. I think of maggot🥵. He is self-righteous, duplicitous, and arrogant. I really can't bear it. (I read comments later that the male protagonist chased after the female protagonist and was careful and considerate, but I couldn't bear it at that time) The princess of the Qiang Kingdom, as a surrendered person from a defeated country, was brainless and willful. She rode a horse casually to scare the princess, but was stopped by the heroine and asked to apologize. She actually whipped the heroine and even slapped her in the face. Was she really not here to provoke a war? Is the heroine the general who defeats them? This is all for the heroine's life and disfigurement. What kind of defeated country dares to be so arrogant? King Rui, the son of the Queen, is stupid and vicious. He wants to claim the military power from the heroine, but he doesn't like her heroic appearance. He has a whimsical idea of ​​drugging the heroine into sleeping clothes and marrying her casually. He is really a trustworthy man. In just over 30 chapters, they are all full of bad things. The heroine treats these people with a single tactic of tolerance. The purpose of building a career, defending the country, and sacrificing her life and blood is just to be a bad good person and let others mess with her? Then I was hehe. We just said that we are not unreasonable and do not bully Ruo Xiao, but as a general, it is necessary to establish authority. You can't give it to everyone. You can try to bully me. I feel very aggrieved. The heroine is generous, but I can't do it, so I gave up.

The plot is not bad, especially the female protagonist is particularly lovable, and the male protagonist is more lovable in the later stages and finally gets married. The writing style needs to be improved, some places are abrupt and not smooth enough, so I won't go into details.

It's nice to watch (○｀ε´○) but it's not finished yet… Wasn't the ending a bit rushed? The male protagonist is coquettish, cute, shameless, and arrogant. I really want to eat him in one bite. The heroine is affectionate and righteous, but she is not a virgin, and her boyfriend is extremely powerful... The feeling of four loves😻I like it

First of all, I think the score of 9.1 Is definitely a misunderstanding. For such a masterpiece, a score of 9.7 Is not an exaggeration. The main line of the story is clear, the characters are clearly positioned, and they are vivid and lively. The writing is beautiful, the text is humorous, and the pictures are impressive, very beautiful. It's both thrilling and thrilling during the fight, but also warm and sweet but not greasy. The heroine Murong Jin's parents both sacrificed their lives for the country on the battlefield. The little girl went through hardships and gradually grew into a female general who was resourceful, decisive in killing, cold and handsome, and frightened the enemy. Young Marquis Song Jinyu is the emperor's nephew, a playboy who enjoys eating, drinking, and having fun. He looks as gentle and gentle as a jade tree in the wind. They seem to be two people from completely different worlds, but they are married to each other by the emperor. The process of getting used to it is both heartbreaking and hilarious. Although the young prince is a dandy, he is always resourceful and clever. He helps the heroine with her plans. At the same time, he falls deeply in love with the cold-faced and soft-hearted female general Ah Jin. He treats this relationship with heart and affection and cares for it persistently. He talks sweetly every day, anytime and anywhere for free. In the end, the love that goes both ways is finally fulfilled. The fly in the ointment is that there are some typos and guessing will affect the perception a little, the author, please give it a try! Looking forward to more masterpieces from you!

It's good to watch and worth watching, but the ending is unsatisfactory and I can't get enough.

General Murong