A Wife as Lovely as Yun

I really like the author's writing style. I have read both Yun'er and Ruyi's novels, but I like Yun'er's one even more. I like the characterization of the male and female protagonists. I feel that the male protagonist in this one is more dedicated. Haha, both of these novels brought tears to my eyes. The female protagonist's weakness makes people feel distressed. The author's writing is very good and I look forward to the author's new work.

How to say it. The heroine is simply a love-head. She doesn't care about the life and death of her biological father and mother. She insists on being with the male protagonist, and she doesn't care about the revenge of killing her father or her mother. This is the worst novel I've read in years. The heroine is probably not a fool.

Although the length is short, the plot is compact and not protracted, and the emotional portrayal of each character is very delicate, especially the male protagonist who is responsible, brave and resourceful, and the justice he pursues in his heart has never been tilted once! Between the two women, An's value was her son, while Yao Yun'er valued Yuan Chongwu. Regardless of his identity or status, in her eyes, he had always been her husband-in-law who was cared for and cared for by her. After reading this, the scene that impressed me the most was that after the male protagonist ascended the throne, during the ceremony of worshiping heaven, An was in disrepair after being told by the palace servants to leave quickly. She turned away and left. Only Yao threw herself at him, wanting to protect him! That's why I can understand that in the face of so many people's obstruction and doubts, he was determined to just keep Yun'er. Isn't it the same in marriage? When you're in love, it's sweet because you only have each other in your eyes. After getting married, it's because you have children, you have a trivial life, and you no longer have the pure other person. After reading this book, I have many feelings, but I don't know where to start. Just my personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it!

I just want to ask the author why he wrote this book. If he couldn't write about the deaths of the three Ans, why did he write about the male and female protagonists being together? If it's the male protagonist's fault, then whose fault is it? Since the male protagonist can't be the master, then can't the author be the master of his own story?

The female protagonist is too weak, and it's completely a drag on the male protagonist. She's like a white lotus, but the author's writing is pretty good.

After reading the comment section, I saw that some book friends said that the heroine is a mistress. As we all know, mistress is a modern term. Since modern terms are used to describe a romance story with an ancient background, let's break it down from a modern point of view. I hope book friends who criticize the heroine can check our country's constitution. Our country's law clearly stipulates that any relationship between husband and wife is Two years after Fang disappeared (including two years of separation), the court could directly rule to dissolve the marriage. The male protagonist married the female protagonist when he thought his wife and children had been dead for seven years (actually missing for seven years). When the female protagonist married him, she did not know that he had a previous marriage history. Even if she knew that the female protagonist was marrying the male protagonist, would it still be three? Since we are looking at this story from a modern point of view, there should be no need to argue about An's identity as the ex-wife. So, we don't have to use a modern point of view just to criticize the heroine. It would be meaningless to say that An is the original wife and use an ancient point of view.

It was pretty good before. Later, the male protagonist's first wife came out and felt that he had betrayed the female protagonist. Although he was very kind to the female protagonist and then killed the female protagonist's relatives, the female protagonist actually still followed her wholeheartedly. It makes people feel that love is hopeless. Anyway, I don't like this kind of thing. Personally, if you don't like it, don't criticize it.

I gave up after reading Chapter 42, it's not my type.

After watching this, it seriously ruined my outlook. The male protagonist has a wife and children. Under normal circumstances, wouldn't he be desperate and break up with the male protagonist? Then she cried and sought comfort from the male protagonist. The male protagonist comforted her for a few words and then reconciled. The heroine is so in love, she feels like a blooming white lotus. She is weak and prone to tears, which greatly affects the mood of reading. It seems that I am only suitable for reading books about strong women.

The plot is good! 👍It's just that the heroine had too many tears