The House of Spring Prosperity

As long as you don't think that the male and female protagonists are perfect, as long as you don't expect the male protagonist to do anything spectacular, and the female protagonist is the kind of being who is both wise and forward-looking, then this book is well worth reading! Just hope the second half does the same.

I feel like this chapter was written in a trivial way. After all, the important matter of deciding the crown prince depends on this... To be honest, it is not convincing. It is far less well-written than the dispute between the famous Li Jiang Queen and the Queen Mother Valley.

I don't like the male and female protagonists, they are both annoying! The author's writing is also very verbose, always using some difficult language, and the names of the people are awkward and unpleasant to read!

It's understandable that the heroine is in poor health

It's really long-winded. I didn't really like the way the male and female protagonists were portrayed in the early stages.

The writing style is quite good, but as the reviews say, the three views of this book are grounded. I suggest that girls who have no independent opinions, are not strong-willed, and follow what others say. Girls who have not yet established their own correct three views should not read it. As the predecessors said, don't let bad books change your temperament, otherwise the gains will outweigh the losses. In ancient times, this was called a private marriage between the male and female protagonists. Is it okay for the female protagonist to agree to the marriage on her own? And she knew that the male protagonist and her family were not on the same path, so she wanted to single-handedly drag down her entire family. In their works, the author is equivalent to a god. Is it because God will give them good results and make them lucky to be the victor no matter what they do, so these things are right? Could it be that celebrities and people who were born to the rich second generation, because they have God's preference, so everything they do is right?

This is still my second review: As I said before, Fanduo's writing is quite top-notch, both in terms of writing style and storyline. The heroine Zhaojie in this article is quite similar to the character Wei Qiao in Er Yu Wo Marriage. She usually grew up pampered, has a small temper, a petty personality, is coquettish, and is not particularly knowledgeable. These are very down-to-earth, and the same goes for the male protagonist. He is generally evil-minded, has almost no mother's heart, and generally cherishes his wife. However, Ning Yaobi is easier to accept than Rong Shuihe. I personally feel that the word "sleeping brother" is incompetent. Recommended reading

It can pass the time, and the author must have put some thought into it, but the plot doesn't stand up to scrutiny. It's not sweet for the sake of being sweet, and it's a bit loose.

Halfway through the movie, Zhuo Qi mistakenly thought that Wen Liu had a good temper and had a crush on her, and that her mother disliked Xie Yingmai for being nothing more than a woman in the world. The heroine of this article is a vase with a good family background and the most beautiful woman. She is as stupid as a pig and is spoiled to the point of being ignorant. They say she is smart, but from the way she behaves and thinks, we can't see it at all, only stupidity. Compared to Xie, at her age, when Zhuo Qi was threatened, she was still able to find a way to kill her senior brother. After being detained, she was able to escape and hunt down her senior sister. She made up for her mistakes and finally succeeded in restoring her reputation. The two of them are really in the same sky! The male protagonist is okay (actually I read this article just because I wanted to see a different male protagonist, because in too many novels the male protagonists have ice-faced faces and I'm tired of it). Although the male protagonist Ning Jiu is a dandy, he is a truly smart person who doesn't care about trivial matters but is not confused about big things. But Zhuo Qi is smart in small things and confused in big things. If she hadn't been the heroine, it would have been strange for someone like this to survive until the finale! Why did the author make the heroine so miserable? It's a pity that it's tasteless and abandoned. I want to see how the two camps fight, but with such a heroine, how can anyone want to continue watching? It's really too unbearable! Don't want to watch it yet? Really too confused

The writing is not bad, and the author's literary talent is acceptable. His knowledge of ancient literature is admirable. The plot is smooth, the characters are rich in heart, and the language is humorous