Mr. Pei from the Ministry of War has an upright nature, but he has three charming girls in his family waiting to be married.
Among them, the eldest daughter Pei Lanyi seems to have inherited her father's temperament, being stupid, straightforward and arrogant. The hot second prince sent out an invitation to team up for marriage and wanted to make her his concubine, but he was rejected with one sentence: a legitimate daughter is not a concubine.
Not a concubine? The second prince sneered, then go and live your life with the third prince, that idiot whose father is indifferent, whose mother is useless, and who thousands of girls dare not marry.
Pei Lan was furious: Just let it go, who is afraid of whom?
This is a story with no golden fingers, no crazy coolness and no brainless pets. The male and female protagonists are close to each other and grow up hand in hand in the whirlpool of fighting for the heir.
The first part is good-looking, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists is very sweet, but the female protagonist becomes more and more like a virgin, and in the second part, she becomes a farmer and a snake. She is repeatedly soft-handed and slow, which leads to the death of her daughter. In addition, until the daughter died, the mother's heart kept pushing the male protagonist to consummate the marriage with the new couple. It was not the male protagonist who was determined, but the female protagonist who was sad in the end. Moreover, the author writes that all good women either suffer or end up dead...
A palace story worth reading! I really appreciate how the male protagonist in the story integrates his love for the female protagonist into his daily life, soaking it into his flesh and blood. There is no vow, only silence! From the fallen prince who was regarded as the god of plague, to the crown prince who won the game decisively, to the co-owner of the world who ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, the companionship of the heroine warmed the hero's journey to the throne. Some people died, but still lived! Some people are alive but already dead! ! The men and women in the whirlpool of competing for the right of birth are experiencing their own joys and sorrows, and are bearing their own fate~
Good. Finished reading. The ending was quite rushed, and there was probably nothing more to write about. The palace fights are not very exciting, and there are no good people in the house fights at home.
The fourth prince is still cute hahahaha
The plot is dull and happy at first, then ups and downs later, with a happy ending. A very good book, worth recommending
It's a shame that the male and female protagonists don't have any cheats. They both survive carefully and win in the end. If you want to see a decisive killing, don't come in. This is a book about boiling frogs in warm water. By the end, everything that needs to be cooked is cooked, and everything comes naturally.
I didn't continue after watching half of it. On the one hand, the heroine is not lovable. According to the development of the plot, she is going to help fight for the throne, but she often treats people who are obviously malicious and have even hurt her or the people around her. If she is planning to be a normal person, that's it. But if she wants to fight for position, it is very easy to be passive and bring unnecessary trouble to the road to the throne. On the other hand, does the fight for position depend on the intrigues in the backyard? It's a bit too idealistic and expands the halo of the heroine too much.
This author's novels are all super good
The only book without a female lead, which is pretty good
This is the first novel about house-fighting and palace-fighting that I have read so far. The male and female protagonists in it have no golden fingers or the help of great gods. Everything is done step by step through their own ingenuity with forbearance and blows, and with fear. They are each other's light and each other's salvation. The author's writing is good, but the pace is a bit slow, so those who like refreshing writing can avoid it.
The first part is good-looking, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists is very sweet, but the female protagonist becomes more and more like a virgin, and in the second part, she becomes a farmer and a snake. She is repeatedly soft-handed and slow, which leads to the death of her daughter. In addition, until the daughter died, the mother's heart kept pushing the male protagonist to consummate the marriage with the new couple. It was not the male protagonist who was determined, but the female protagonist who was sad in the end. Moreover, the author writes that all good women either suffer or end up dead...
A palace story worth reading! I really appreciate how the male protagonist in the story integrates his love for the female protagonist into his daily life, soaking it into his flesh and blood. There is no vow, only silence! From the fallen prince who was regarded as the god of plague, to the crown prince who won the game decisively, to the co-owner of the world who ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, the companionship of the heroine warmed the hero's journey to the throne. Some people died, but still lived! Some people are alive but already dead! ! The men and women in the whirlpool of competing for the right of birth are experiencing their own joys and sorrows, and are bearing their own fate~
Good. Finished reading. The ending was quite rushed, and there was probably nothing more to write about. The palace fights are not very exciting, and there are no good people in the house fights at home.
The fourth prince is still cute hahahaha
The plot is dull and happy at first, then ups and downs later, with a happy ending. A very good book, worth recommending
It's a shame that the male and female protagonists don't have any cheats. They both survive carefully and win in the end. If you want to see a decisive killing, don't come in. This is a book about boiling frogs in warm water. By the end, everything that needs to be cooked is cooked, and everything comes naturally.
I didn't continue after watching half of it. On the one hand, the heroine is not lovable. According to the development of the plot, she is going to help fight for the throne, but she often treats people who are obviously malicious and have even hurt her or the people around her. If she is planning to be a normal person, that's it. But if she wants to fight for position, it is very easy to be passive and bring unnecessary trouble to the road to the throne. On the other hand, does the fight for position depend on the intrigues in the backyard? It's a bit too idealistic and expands the halo of the heroine too much.
This author's novels are all super good
The only book without a female lead, which is pretty good
This is the first novel about house-fighting and palace-fighting that I have read so far. The male and female protagonists in it have no golden fingers or the help of great gods. Everything is done step by step through their own ingenuity with forbearance and blows, and with fear. They are each other's light and each other's salvation. The author's writing is good, but the pace is a bit slow, so those who like refreshing writing can avoid it.