Young Master Shang Keeps Getting Led Astray by His Sweet Wife

What I hate the most is that the male and female protagonists are clearly written. Why do I write that the ending is no longer the male and female protagonists?

I've seen it, Mr. Shang was led astray by his little wife again.

I've seen it, Mr. Shang was led astray by his little wife again.

The main plot is very dragging, and it takes a little over 380 seconds for the male protagonist to realize that the female protagonist is a woman disguised as a man. The sub-plot is very interesting. The CPs Su Yang and Shang Xiao, their eyes lit up when they saw the prison scene, but the aura of the male and female protagonists was too serious. I originally thought that Shang Xiao was rebellious, but I didn't expect that he is still obedient... And has no resistance to bking.

How should I put it? It's quite satisfactory. There are some good-looking places.

The first half is very good, but the ending is a bit rushed. Why is Heng Heng so badly written? It's a pity that Shang Yu, Xiao Xuanzi (Xuanze), Lin Youqian, and Chu Junru didn't see their endings.

I personally felt that it was pretty good when I first watched it, but unfortunately, I felt that the plot behind it was a bit too intellectual~~

After reading the first part, the heroine's name is Su Su. Now I see it again. It's a bit confusing.

I feel that the author is very careful, and you won't feel bored at all after reading it, because the feelings of each couple are concentratedly written, with occasional intersperses in the front or back. I really like this writing style.

I really don't understand. It's obviously called cousin, but it's written as cousin. This is the convention in many books.