The Heir Wants Nothing to Do with Women, Yet I Can’t Stop Vomiting

This ancient Chinese novel about house fighting, marriage first, love later, has a brisk pace and a very catchy setting. The heroine Gu Zhiwei was forced to change her marriage after traveling through time, and married the eldest son Qi Yuanzhou, who was not a womanizer. She thought she would be able to live peacefully, but she had to work hard to survive under the imperial power through plots and plots of short dramas and novels one after another. The details of the etiquette system of the house fight in the book are exquisite. The description of the order of men and women and the ceremony of offering sacrifices at the threshold in the ancestral hall in the previous article are true and delicate. It can be seen that the author has done enough homework. The male and female protagonists start out as happy enemies who test each other, and the interactions between the male and female protagonists are full of fun. There is no vicious female-female antagonism, and internal conflicts are handled gently and reasonably. Family harmony really strikes me! The emotional line of the whole story is gradual, the male protagonist's cold personality does not collapse, and the two-way rush in the later period is naturally not abrupt. The only shortcoming is that the house fighting section in the middle period is a bit dull, and sometimes the previous plot is forgotten and rewritten later. Overall, it is a sweet and relaxing ancient saying that is suitable for relieving stress. Highly recommended, but it's a pity that the data is not good. In fact, I feel that many of them have not been written yet. I have to say that the character description of the emperor is very full. Hope to see more works from Mi Tuan!

In fact, overall this book is quite interesting. The early stage is mainly about the home of the heroine. In fact, the heroine does not have many scenes in this book. There are many supporting characters together, which can make each character very vivid. The later stage is basically a plot. Some of the ideas in the middle and later stages are still acceptable. On the contrary, the later stage is more interesting. It's just that his logic was a bit confusing, (maybe he missed some things and sprayed them by mistake.) He said thank you at the beginning and guessed that the heroine might have traveled through time, but then he kept thinking about who exposed her. It was said at first that Xie Zheng had seen him and had raised him for a few days since he was born. Later, he said that Xie's mother had adopted him in the house. It was said that the marriage was consummated at first, but another consummation was made later. Many of them are logically confusing and unreasonable. It's mixed with some thoughts about women's awakening.

Not bad! The heroine is not cool enough, you can watch it when you have nothing to do.

A very good book, highly recommended

It's a pretty light-hearted little sweet novel, with no ups and downs and a relaxing plot. Suitable for passing time and easy reading. It is one of the few books that I can finish reading.

The heroine and the hero are sober-minded. They know that what belongs to them will not be let out. No matter how tempting it is, they will not be tempted.