After marrying her husband, she thought her “happy life” was about to begin. Who knew he wouldn't even let her get close to him?
She's clearly bold and dashing, full of charm, protective of the people, and dutiful to her mother-in-law. Her husband genuinely likes her, too. So what on earth is the problem?
Baffled, she tries everything, but all she gets is her husband's prim reply: “Wife, don't tire yourself out. I have official duties tomorrow.”
No, no, she's not tired at all. But what about him, dear husband? Could he please make a little effort?
By day, he's the aloof and dignified Minister of the Court of Judicial Review, and her direct superior.
Fine. She has to behave herself if she wants to keep her job.
But at night, does she still have to uphold wifely virtue and stay eight zhang away from the husband she loves?
Absolutely not! She won't stand for it!
“Gu Mingyuan, I'm telling you: if we can make this marriage work, fine. If not, let's get divorced! I didn't marry you just to live like a widow!”
“Wife, don't...” He is on the verge of tears.
Before they can even resolve their marital problems, trouble with her mother-in-law crops up, too.
Her mother-in-law asks when she'll have a son. She'd like to know that herself!
Heavens above! When will her “happy life” finally begin?!
Really pretty! There are some typos or extra words, but the plot is very funny and sweet. Even if there are any misunderstandings between the male and female protagonists, they will explain it later. The male protagonist is simply my ideal type! The heroine is also very sassy and handsome, and I really like her!
A young minister from Dali Temple and a magical policeman work together to investigate the case. Every time Su Zhiyue seduces Gu Mingyuan, he holds back. Su Zhiyue has been poisoned by a strange poison. He doesn't know the truth. If he does it to her, he will die. Detoxify by the finale.
It's anticlimactic. The Tang syndrome was really cleared up in the end. I really don't understand why the front is so beautiful and the back is so shabby. There are also some three-dimensional views in it. It's really unfair. They only want to have children, including Tang syndrome. In order to give the heroine a child, he keeps forcing her to take medicine and does not hesitate to harm her body. I'm really speechless. And later on, he forcibly tortured and killed A-Zhu. The male protagonist also kept his mouth shut and asked his stepmother to embarrass the female protagonist and then did nothing. Then the female protagonist focused on herself and thought it was all her own fault. She also had no respect for herself. In ancient times, there were differences between men and women, and men and women were not intimate with each other. She was still a married woman, and she didn't know what to do? Don't talk about people in the world not sticking to trivial details. She should know the most basic things. What's more, she is still living in someone else's house. There is really something wrong with this book.
It's really childish, like a primary school student giving up decisively
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I feel the importance of life, pay attention to physical protection and friendship
It's both affectionate and funny. The heroine's emotional intelligence is too poor. The villains all have reasons that make people sympathize and understand. The maid died hastily, the second heroine died even more hastily, and the traitor who collaborated with the enemy and usurped the country did not die, and was not even exiled. It is unrealistic. The prince did so many immoral things, and the heroine actually said that he was still a friend, so she could let him go without hurting her. In the end, she sent him off. It was super unnecessary. It was okay to make a tooth sacrifice, but if you want to see something, don't watch this.
At the end of the episode, I thought it would be about the eldest princess and Duan Wuhui, but I didn't expect it would be about the male and female protagonists, which is a bit of a pity.
The article is quite well written. I'm a little off topic. But it doesn't affect my ability to basically read the entire text. The article is light-hearted and funny, with a little grudge between husband and wife. The male protagonist is powerful and dotes on his wife, and is jealous. The characters are richer. Worth recommending!
It's okay, but it's a bit short. The heroine is a submissive person at work, but she turns into a tigress after work. The heroine always wanted to urge the hero to do that, but the hero endured it for a long time because of the poison in the heroine's body. In the end, the two of them did that thing, but they still lacked a baby.