I Transmigrated and Forced the Regent to Marry Me on Day One

It's particularly beautiful, especially the moment when the regent protects his shortcomings!!!! Highly recommended!!!! 😃😃😃😃😃😃👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😊😊😊😊😊

While listening to the book, the most common thing I heard was that "the princess looked serious", that the prince was jealous and tried to calm down the princess as soon as he talked to her, and that the guard was rude to the princess again and again. Although he was doing it for the prince's good and had been with the prince through life and death, as a subordinate, it was really not okay to treat the princess like that. He mentioned it repeatedly in many places. This kind of writing is really boring and has no new ideas. The main character is neither strong nor powerful, and the weak words are described as how powerful he is. As the regent who is inferior to one person and has more than ten thousand people, his own princess has been provoked time and time again. Although the third prince is written to be afraid of the regent, he still dares to provoke the princess. There are always people who slander or save him easily. When the princess asked the prince to extract poison from the arrows, the prince praised the princess for being smart, but wasn't this very common in ancient times? Moreover, the prince was injured because the arrow was poisoned, which is very contradictory. Many details are not written very well and rigorously, and there is really no need to reiterate them.

I have been following this book since chapter 180, so I am considered a veteran. Although the theme of the general election is relatively old, the author has written the plot to perfection. Unlike other medical concubine novels, the heroine really knows almost no martial arts, and her medical skills can't cure any disease. But from the author's writing, I saw a kind, thin-skinned heroine with good medical skills. The male protagonist is also well written, he is domineering but gentle to the female protagonist, protecting her shortcomings, and for the sake of the female protagonist, he even made his childhood brother (Si Feng) an enemy. Then I hope that the author will not always use a few words repeatedly, for example: said, eyes full of doting, pretty face slightly red, etc. Use more new words to add freshness. It can be said: A faint but abnormal blush appeared on Shen Jinghong's cheeks, which were as tender as tofu. (I borrowed word combinations from other novels, don't mention it.) Finally, the author's writing style is not very gorgeous, but it is also very good, at least much better than the intellectually depressing novels like The Phoenix Tower. Finally, please give me the essence, okay?

The plot is exciting, the writing is brilliant, and the sentences are fluent.

The water injection is serious... The writing is childish and the plot is just like playing house.

Over and over again, the plot dragged on, there was no progress in career, and there was no progress in relationship. Isn't it embarrassing to keep stopping on a parallel line and repeating the plot over and over again? . .

Some plots are a bit inconsistent with ancient times. For example, the emperor just fainted and asked the princess to treat him. Isn't there a doctor? It's not a terminal disease, but it still looks good. I hope you can spread the sweets. Come on💪

The plot is very interesting, but there are some typos

There are too many places that require mindless navigation, and many details are poorly grasped. I wanted to give a bad review, but it was difficult to type out the words. When doctors confront each other, all they need to do is keep a calm face ≈ victory Exchange cash for banknotes ≈ first-class resourcefulness The prince who received a good education and grew up always wanted to plot against his aunt regardless of his age or inferiority. . . . . The regent who did not believe in the medical skills taught by gods and ghosts could come up with monsters to seize his body. . . . . It is not advisable to overload the plot

This film should only be seen in heaven, and it is rare to hear it in the human world!