
The Prince Who Married Into His Wife's Family
皇子入赘记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 810k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
256Chapters
71kPopularity
960Readers
303Must-read votes
9.3Score
329Ratings
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The writing style is novel and a joy to write. The plot alternates between slow and slow, dull and ups and downs (even secretly driving a car that a child cannot understand😤). Very interesting story, highly recommended! The heroine is not stunningly beautiful, nor can she play chess, calligraphy or painting, but she is resourceful, although her wit is often hidden in her shamelessness and giggling. The male protagonist is both talented and beautiful, and his intelligence is not shown too much, which perfectly complements the female protagonist. But the early male protagonist was a bit "selfish", or too selfless. He was a good son of his father, a good sibling of his brothers, and a good leader of his subjects. He had a strong sense of responsibility, but he failed the heroine several times. But if you think about it carefully, this may not reflect the supremacy of imperial power at that time. Even if the heroine gave money and food, the heroine was still high in the eyes of everyone. Fortunately, later on they firmly knew each other and stayed together for three lifetimes (to be honest, the setting where the heroine suddenly turned into a time-traveling woman shocked me in the end, there was no foreshadowing at all). And this exactly echoes the lie about love in three lives and three lives that the heroine made up before. Their stories remind me of the words in "The Book of Songs·Beifeng·Drumming": "The bond between life and death is broad, and it is said with the child. Hold the hand of the child, and grow old with the child." Please read it patiently and savor it carefully. Also, I don't know if this is a hole that has not been filled, but until I finished reading the book, I was still thinking about the ending of Wang Man and Yan Lu and the Taoist saying that "the heroine has no heart."
When I read Chapter 15, the previous plot was a bit scattered and not compact enough. It was humorous at the beginning, but after looking back, I found that it was not in this style, and it seemed nonsensical.
The front is pretty good, but the back is just speechless
Drive high and go low, the backend is too messy, the college entrance examination, the periodic table of elements are all out, it's a mess, rambling here and there, I can't stand it anymore
It was good at first, but then I felt like I was trying to make up the word count.