On Her Wedding Day, She Took Her Son to Marry the President of the Empire

The front is pretty good, but the back is simply speechless. In more than 300 chapters, we learned through a paternity test that the son was the hero's, but later said that the son was not the hero's. I really don't understand. You've already done a paternity test, why do you say it's not the male lead's? Later, the male protagonist suddenly had a daughter (who was biological). In the previous chapters, all we knew was that the female protagonist had a son, but a daughter suddenly appeared without any foreshadowing, and the female protagonist herself never said anything about it. I even suspected that the author had been changed. It turns out that this daughter seems to be in the Lin family, so her surname is Lin. (A very bad family, one of the female supporting characters always conflicts with the heroine), I was immediately confused when I saw this. The child is biological. In the finale, why was the surname Lin? If the Zhan family pays so much attention to bloodline, would they let their children have someone else's surname? Having said so much, in short, I can only say that this book is not good, so you must not read it. If you read it, you will be a big, big, big, big, big, wronged person like me.

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More than 500 chapters later, the child still hasn't figured out who her biological father is, and a daughter has emerged who doesn't know who her biological mother is. The heroine is either hospitalized or about to be hospitalized...

It's the first time I've read more than 700 chapters of male and female protagonists. It's very frustrating. There are a lot of typos. The front part is okay. What's going on in the back part? Someone else wrote it.

Overall, it looks great, and it's great because you don't have to wait for updates! The heroine is relatively smooth