The Widowed Marchioness Reborn: I'll Ruin Your House and Marry Your Mad Heir

The first part is pretty good, but the writing in the second half is particularly messy, setting up a lot of powerful concubines, but the end result is just a joke. . .

See Chapter 220 Just to comment, at first there were two unrelated people. Because of the conflict between the male protagonist and Prince Xingguo, the latter lost his life, and the male protagonist was sent to death row (but the male protagonist has a strong background, even if he is on death row, he enjoys it as if he is living in an inn, and he will be released after just being on death row for a while), but the heroine's father is a good old man, and he is basically on death row. I don't know this, I was born as an imperial doctor, and I couldn't bear that the male protagonist was wrongly accused and imprisoned for a word of conscience. The female protagonist wanted to save her father. Originally, her husband's family wanted to climb high, but also wanted to plot the heroine's dowry. They didn't want to bear the notoriety, so they took this opportunity to trick the female protagonist into seducing the male protagonist, and then killed him because of her unclean body. Then the heroine's natal family also died one after another. The heroine's fate changed the day after she followed her mother-in-law's advice and went to death row to drug the hero in order to save her father. It seems that the two people have no feelings, but they unconsciously have feelings for each other and redeem each other, but the label is a cool novel, and the result is not happy at all. Although the plot is exciting, the heroine is obviously reborn. If she wants revenge, she should be more straightforward and ruthless. She must be tortured slowly. As a result, she does not have the ability to control the overall situation. Instead, she is in danger several times and almost dies, and the hero has to save her, which makes people very angry.

The ending is too perfunctory, right?

That's it. Author, are you someone chasing you or don't know how to write? Readers, read carefully. You ended it in a hurry. Cao Cao couldn't run as fast as you.

The beginning was okay, I still wanted to watch it, but then it got weird.

The first part is okay, the plot and description are okay. It's just that the ending was too hasty, and the foreshadowing just laid was cut off, and the ending seemed to skip a lot of chapters and jump to the last one. It's a pity that I have put in all the hard work ahead of me. Give the author some encouragement and give it a thumbs up.

It's not bad, it's not that kind of verbal writing, the storyline is reasonably arranged, and it's worth seeing.

I didn't have high hopes when I first watched it, but I became more and more fascinated as I watched it. It's worth watching.

It's okay, but it feels a bit unfinished and the ending is rushed.