Sleeping on the Wrong Pillow

I've almost finished watching it. The first part is pretty good, but the second part the heroine is too pretentious. I want the male protagonist to be single-minded, but I fight against the male protagonist for the second male lead. People who read it are speechless... The writing is good, but the plot structure and ideas are average. Later, I feel that the outlook is a bit weak, and such good writing is wasted...

The first half is really good. Why didn't the author just torture it a little bit and then enter the sweet stage? I know it's still tortured at the end. It's really the finale... Let's take care of all the hardships. The first part is really well written, but the second part is a little bit different than written by one person.

A very, very good work, the language is humorous, the heroine is not a love brain, she does not forget her original intention, and sticks to what she wants in her heart. She is very clear-headed and worth recommending.

The male lead and the male protagonist here are not worthy at all! Chuhuai is the best. From beginning to end he knew his preference and who his target was. The first man hesitated. I don't have a long mouth, and I don't listen to explanations. I have repetitive emotions. The heroine also seems to be courageous and capable, and she has been a mother for four years and still endured so much hardship.

It was quite humorous at the beginning, but it got worse as it went on. Both the male and female protagonists were so bad at it that I couldn't stand it until halfway through.

I don't recommend watching it. It looks good at the beginning, but the more you watch, the worse it gets~

I saw that the heroine became a princess and went to the palace with the hero to retrieve the token of his mother and concubine. The male protagonist often goes to Ruyan Pavilion to get hangover. Originally, following the guesses of the book friends in the comment area, he thought that Ruyan was a spy sent by the emperor, but the male protagonist was actually acting. But I had a vague feeling that something wasn't right. After reading the book review, I realized that the male protagonist's half-heartedness is really a scumbag, and he is indeed a Bai Yueguang stand-in... But what the author said makes sense. For someone with such an identity in that era, it might be strange if he kept his integrity according to today's standards.

In fact, Chu Huai is the most right person, but who can resist fate? If he misses it, it will last a lifetime. I don't know who the heroine's character is. It seems like she doesn't love anyone, or maybe she doesn't dare to love, or she was stimulated as a child.

There should be an emperor who has to be evacuated

The heroine is so weak, it made me so angry