The Cold and Stunning General Glanced Up, and the Prince Was Terrified

I originally wanted to give it a normal one, but my hand slipped and I made the wrong choice. First I want to complain. Is it appropriate to accept my nephew to wipe my sweat without anyone knowing? Although. The heroine used to be their aunt, but now that he has changed his body, it's different. I clearly knew that the Ming family wanted him to be their daughter-in-law and didn't want to, so why didn't they clearly reject it? Also, I was a little speechless about the male protagonist. The feeling given to me by the male protagonist is that the female protagonist cannot take care of herself without him, so he has to be with the female protagonist all the time. Even when the female protagonist is reminiscing with her master, he has to be there. Especially when the heroine jumps into the water to find that something. He also jumped in, and I felt a little speechless. Shouldn't a prince not understand this truth when men and women accept or not kiss him? And isn't there no one around who insists on him as a prince to save him? How beautiful is this? Moreover, I wrote more than 200 pieces just about misunderstandings, and more than 400 pieces in total, half of which were about misunderstandings. (This is my own opinion. Everyone's point of view is different. What you think looks good may not look good to others. If you don't like it, don't read my comment. If you scold me, I will scold you. If you don't offend me, I won't offend others. OK)

The plot is exciting and super nice to watch

They have been dead for a long time, and my wife is two months pregnant. Whose child is it?

It seems that the author is better at writing modern love stories. This story is completely an ancient rebirth of modern thinking, modern speaking habits, and modern behavior. The aloof male protagonist has completely transformed into a love-loving male protagonist, while the female protagonist's character is relatively stable. The story is told pretty well. The heroine is very powerful, omnipotent, capable of literary and military skills, and is invincible. There are also two unpredictable masters who come out to assist from time to time, and finally live a happy life after reaching the top. You can take a look at it in your spare time, just for fun. Nothing particularly amazing.

It's so good. I watched the whole movie for the first time.

If you have such great achievements, why should you protect this emperor? Only martial arts can make the country strong and civilized. There are many corrupt officials.

The finale was so funny. Qi Jinghe: Father, it belongs to your uncle. Qi Jue: Your uncle will always be your uncle. A conversation between the male protagonist and his son. Just because the heroine gave birth to a prince instead of a princess, she allowed her son to enter the military camp at the age of three and go to court with his father at the age of five. At the age of ten, he was dragged by his father to approve the memorial. At the age of eighteen, his father made the eighteen-year-old Qi Jinghe become the emperor because his father was old. He became the Supreme Emperor and played with the heroine who was promoted to the Queen Mother. The Emperor was less than forty years old at that time

Generally speaking, I can only say that the heroine…6

After reading the comments, I decisively gave up and stopped reading.

After reading the reviews, I decisively gave up and stopped reading! I don't like procrastinating novels!