Scheming for the Heir

This book is so beautiful! Lin Wanying and Zhao Xuan will definitely be more enviable in the future😍The male protagonist is not that cool or cold-faced, and the female protagonist has no golden fingers, is not delicate, and does not play tricks The two were only together for profit at first, but as they got along slowly, not only did the two develop a relationship, but the heroine even made Zhao Xuan, who was supposed to be a "ruthless emperor" and owned many women, fall in love with her without knowing it! I just want to pamper her alone!

Good! This is not a cookie-cutter time-travel plot! Although the male protagonist has many women at the beginning, he becomes devoted to the female protagonist once he meets her, which is rare not only in ancient times but also in modern times! It's just that the ending was a little rushed.

It's good-looking, and the change in the male protagonist's love for the female protagonist is also very reasonable. The kind of Shuang Jiewen where the ancient emperor still doted on only one person from beginning to end, although beautiful, is too fake. The emotional development of the male and female protagonists in this article has its ups and downs, but there is no cruelty or cruelty. It would be better if the subsequent plot was written in more detail. But it's better to stop at the best time and avoid the most common bad endings.

This is the most normal book I have ever read. The logic is normal. The heroine is smart and has a high emotional intelligence. She exchanges sincerity for sincerity. It is really good. She does not actively harm others, nor does she let go of those who hurt herself, nor is she kind to her subordinates.

Just look at this, this is a fairy tale, most suitable for a girl around 15 years old, because she has a pink vision for the future. No matter how wise and powerful the author wants to portray Zhao Xuan, he becomes a good son when he meets the heroine and listens to whatever he says. If the main concubine is not dead yet and the concubine becomes the queen, then this dynasty will be dominated by doting on concubines and destroying wives. Which emperor would be so stupid?

How should I put it? The heroine is very pretentious. In the front, the heroine is like a girl in the fence yard. Then suddenly she becomes a lady in the back. I can only say that the heroine's aura is too great.

The story is good and the author's writing is also good. But I don't like the heroine being too calculating, calculating her feelings, and even calculating when her own child will be born. The author arranges that after the heroine and the hero mutually agree on each other, the hero will no longer want to be with other women (in order to create the image of Shuang Jie). However, the heroine's father can have wives and concubines, and has many concubine children. I feel that his father is a bit sentimental and has double standards. In that era and the setting of the emperor, it was especially unreasonable.

It's really good to watch. There is no rebirth or time travel. The ancients were also very wise and organized. The plot is concise and atmospheric. It's very good to watch.

It's quite beautiful, worth watching. Exchange sincerity for sincerity. Smart women don't fight with women, but win by tying a man's heart!

It's a story that I couldn't stand reading from the first few chapters. What's the character design and the history of the mistress' rise to power? This male protagonist is really...