The Heir Apparent Could Never Be Afraid of His Wife

I finished reading this book at two in the morning that I had been reluctant to finish. It is said that it is difficult to find male and female protagonists who are not grumpy and can listen to what others say. The supporting characters are also very happy. Only one of them made me cry a lot. It would be better if they had a separate book. The sour feeling is so enjoyable.

It's too draggy, and the system's cameo is quite weird. There is a weird male protagonist, a pretentious female protagonist, and a neurotic male supporting cast (the male protagonist's friends and bodyguards). The main line of the story is quite touching. In the end, the hero and heroine of Three Lives and Three Worlds are finally fulfilled. The most disgusting thing in the whole story is not Emperor Hui, but the official who concealed Jiao Jiao's whereabouts in the name of carelessness. General Mu has obviously abandoned his own daughter once, so you can't tell the Mu family to take good care of Jiao Jiao. Even if you can't return to the Mu family for a while, it won't be so tragic in the end. This kind of generosity of loyalty is really disgusting.

It's a good book. It's been out of books for a long time. It's hard to find a book that suits my taste. The author is very thoughtful and the male and female protagonists are not instantly liked upon meeting. It's also a bit funny. It's really good-looking. The male protagonist is very strategic.

It's not as good as Cousin's book. It's enough to compress 200 chapters and you can skip reading. There aren't many logical people in the book.

You may not be able to understand it before, but it will be better if you look into it. The overall plot is smooth and the writing is good, but there are a lot of typos Also, I can't accept the heroine's attitude towards her biological mother.

Not as exciting as the previous one, the male and female protagonists have conflicting personalities

It's okay. When I saw the middle part, I thought the maids and guards were more interesting, hahaha

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