From the Start, I Married a Memorial Tablet, and My Fallen Husband Can Do Anything

Personally, I think it's mainly based on cool writing, and the dual male and female protagonists are reborn after going through various tasks in small worlds, and then you can watch them defeat various opponents and change dynasties easily. Maybe it's short, and the plot develops quickly, so it feels like something is missing. You can also read it as a lighthearted and refreshing article.

It's okay, although space is omnipotent

The review of the book is not good, but it does not affect the overall situation. It is still very good. The male and female protagonists first rebelled against the fatuous emperor for the sake of the people, and then used their golden fingers to create a better life for the people. This is a normal golden finger, not other books. The golden fingers are just for their own lives. They are afraid to do things with golden fingers.

I like the characters of the male and female protagonists, they are decisive in killing, they don't delay in dealing with the best, and they are decisive in dealing with enemies.

The next few chapters are a bit confusing and repetitive.

The happiest and most dashing protagonist

Come here, kill two Jiang family members to add to the fun.

Cool article. Kill the little villains, beat them until they surrender, or kill them directly. @ The male and female protagonists traveled through the world to do tasks, and only after completing the tasks did they get a chance to be reborn. The male protagonist sacrificed himself to let the female protagonist complete the task, and the female protagonist was reborn. The female protagonist first went to the male protagonist's mother, and wanted to marry the male protagonist's ranking, so as to take care of the male protagonist's family and fulfill the male protagonist's wish. The male protagonist was also reborn, and after escaping with his father, he came back to find his mother and younger brother. He quietly did not recognize his mother, but he forgot about the female protagonist, and found out that he actually had an extra wife. He thought he was sent by the court to spy on her and wanted to kill her, but later she was slapped in the face. The male protagonist remembered all the things he had done with the female protagonist in the past, and began to switch to milk dog mode. @Emperor is unkind and unjust. With one operation, the male and female protagonist overturned the country and made his younger brother the emperor. He managed the country online. The male and female protagonists worked together offline to do practical things. The heroine has unlimited space, fresh food, and plenty of all kinds of supplies... She is just a cheater, who can do it?

After reading The Little Girl, I fell in love with the author and then searched for all the author's books. I couldn't put it down every one of them.