Letting the Wolf In: I’ll Steal a Prime Minister for a Husband

It looks good. The male lead Gu Yinxian has a really good character. He is courageous, strategic, and dedicated. He is really nice to the female lead. There are no aunts or concubines here. Even if she has some top-notch relatives, she can't make it through two episodes. The heroine's character: clean and tidy, never suffers any disadvantages, and directly suppresses the top-notch ones. I especially like her way of dealing with those top-notch ones. There is no one-and-done plot: let him die like this, take advantage of him, and end up being abused all the time. It's very comfortable to watch. She treats her uncles, uncles, cousin's mother-in-law, and relatives like her husband's family very quickly and accurately. Although the male protagonist helps, there is also the female protagonist's plan. What we are talking about here is the court, morality, justice, and power. Seeing the twist in the plot later, it turns out that the emperor treated the King of Chu to temper him, and he also treated the heroine's family to temper the King of Chu. In fact, when I think about it, I feel a little pity for King Chu. He has paid so much silently, but as a result, the heroine is not known at all. She always says that her relationship with King Chu is not good at all. What does it mean? It shows that communication is very important. Who knows if you pay in secret? Who knows if you don't tell? If the King of Chu had not sent the male protagonist to help the female protagonist, the female protagonist would not have known the male protagonist and would not have liked the male protagonist. If the emperor had not tempered the King of Chu, I think the female protagonist would have married the King of Chu! The hero's mother is also very good This is a novel worth reading It's not the same story about aunts and concubines, it's not about all kinds of best relatives, and it's not about all kinds of jokes summarizing the whole story.

It is a sweet love story about two-way secret love. The male protagonist is a bit cold and sinister, while the female protagonist is smart and cute. They are two ironheads who have a crush on each other but don't know it. My favorite is the hero's mother who assists throughout the whole process ~ She is simply a gold medal support 😂

The writing is smooth, not too long, the main line is clear, there are not many characters, and there are not many descriptions of characters other than the protagonist. Because of the length, the author focuses very well, but the story is about old events, but uses the names of current places, which makes people a little bit amused. The female protagonist is tough and agile, smart and calm, while the male protagonist is restrained and calm, he knows the world and can do it well. They are both very good characters and a good story.

The more I read, the less I can stand it. The good reviews are all based on it. From another perspective, it is the aura of the heroine. This book is about all capable men loving me. I don't love them, but it doesn't stop me from feeling sorry for them. I don't love them, and it doesn't stop them from hugging me. A realistic and mature woman traveled through the past, pretending to be crazy and acting stupid. What's more, in ancient times, men and women did not sit at the same table at the age of 7. What is written here is that you can hold me anytime, anywhere. I am speechless.

In the story, the heroine's family was demoted and forced to return home. The hero saved the heroine's father and was recognized as Uncle Gu. From the initial care to the heroine's intelligence and tenacity, he was moved. There was no fight in the plot. Because of the hero's purity and self-love, there were no fights between women in the drama, which won the heroine's love.

The heroine is too green tea! The heroine always acts like she should be nice to whoever treats her and takes everything others do for her as a matter of course. After reading nearly a hundred chapters, I still don't understand why she is right? At the beginning, the father returned home because of the punishment of the King of Chu, so the heroine hated the King of Chu. I thought, in ancient times, it was normal to be linked to each other. Why not talk about the benefits of nepotism? Since you don't want to be implicated, why not break up the relationship? And if you hate it so much, why do you accept help from people sent by others? Accept it without being grateful and even look down upon the person who sent you? Isn't this right and proper? Isn't this to express anger to others? Uncle Gu suspected that she liked servants and advised her to take a long-term view. He suggested not to make a decision too early, but if the conditions were not good, he would also be willing to help the man for her. Is this a problem? No, but what about her? When I go to see someone taking a bath, why do they use mud? Throw away people's clothes? Let's not talk about whether kindness is repaid with hatred, let's just say that you are not ashamed? Then, she followed Uncle Gu. We don't understand. In ancient times, how could a father leave a teenage girl to an unrelated single man who had no friendship in the past and hid his other identity, just because they fell in love with each other at first sight? And from what standpoint did Uncle Gu do this? Not a wife or a daughter? The King of Chu asked you to take care of the woman you like, so you took her home and raised her without telling the King of Chu? Why is the heroine so unscrupulous, just because you can settle accounts? Borrowing someone else's house to eat and drink, taking their food with them, and pushing their relatives into the pond because they disagree with each other? She accepted everything Uncle Gu was good to her, and the two of them were close, but she never thought about staying with him, let alone getting married? Everyone in the capital knew that King Chu liked her, but she was the only one who didn't know it🤷🏻‍♀️She was still anxious when others mentioned it. After she found out, King Chu came to see her. She didn't understand what made King Chu so excited? King Chu fought for her, but she still couldn't understand why? Zhen is a green tea + white lotus who is simple on the surface but actually loves to act stupid and take advantage of men. Moreover, she has traveled through time and her body is in her teens, but she does not shy away from suspicion at all... The last thing that made me insist on watching it was that King Chu officially confessed to her. She couldn't pretend to be stupid, and actually... Tried to kiss King Chu, and then said she couldn't kiss him... Is this ancient times??? It wouldn't be like this in modern times, right? Try kissing someone else??? Are you still saying that you can't kiss??? What hatred? To be so frivolous and insulting... And that's the King of Chu? You are just a commoner's daughter, and your biological father is still waiting for revenge...😅 The heroine's aura is too powerful, so powerful that she doesn't need to be reasonable, so powerful that she can do the right thing, and the world revolves around her. I am free to leave negative comments. If you have an opinion, you are right.

The article is short but tight, and the pace is not laggy. The process of Uncle Gu becoming his husband-in-law is very exciting. From being fond of and ignorant doting to liking to confirming the relationship, every step is full of life and has a strong sense of substitution. Good writing

This book is very beautiful and well written. I am looking forward to your new book.

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Overall, it's still a good movie to watch, but there are parts in the middle where I felt the heroine was a little slow and a bit depressing, but the rest of it was pretty exciting. However, the author did not describe the heroine's past life in detail, and just gave a brief explanation in one sentence. I feel a bit regretful.