What was an ancient romance novel with the main characters surnamed Mu and Ming? Where can I watch it?

2025-02-03 11:59

This book was called "Fuma is a high-risk profession". The characters in it included: the male protagonist, Mu Jue, who had a very deceptive appearance and was a little cannon that could be used to attack people. He could be a milk wolf. His real identity was the commander of the 100,000 private army of the North Dingbei Marquis 'fu. The female protagonist, Mingyi, was a beautiful and arrogant princess. Her methods were sharp and shrewd. She had many and innovative ways to flirt with men. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Fuma is a high-risk occupation" by Shi Zheng. It is an ancient romance/classical fictional novel. It has been completed and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendations: Overall rating: First half (5 stars)+ Second half (3 stars)= 3.5 stars [Complete reading: skip reading after chapter 1100] [Revive: No] Author's brief comment: Follow-up attention [Female Lead: A proud and magnanimous woman with a resourceful mind. She has suffered a lot, but she still has the courage to love.] Male protagonist: obedient and ruthless, can be a milk wolf, idle in front of people, capable of literature and martial arts behind people, all kinds of white lotus green tea killers [Supporting characters: Each has its own characteristics. The villains are basically not smart, but they are a little strong.] [Plot line: The main storyline revolved around the princess assisting the government, the battle in the royal court, and the country.] The tone was slightly sadistic. The first half was not bad, but the second half was too melodramatic. Love Line: They are evenly matched, they dote on each other, understand each other, and work together. There are no misunderstandings and abuse, but the abuse ends quickly. Overall, it is sweet. [Completeness: The ending is basically explained clearly.] [Side Story: Side Story with various supporting characters 'perspectives, slightly overlapping with the main storyline's time, with a different perspective] [Writing style: Simple and straightforward, slightly modern, very fluent] Short review: It was actually a story full of melodrama and cruelty, but the author's strength lay in making such a story interesting. Whether it was the main character or the supporting characters, they were all vivid and memorable. In many group novels, it was easy for the main character to become the background. However, although there were also chapters where the male and female leads were absent, it was not boring at all. Instead, it was just as lively and interesting. The first few descriptions of the Fuma weren't much, but it was enough to make her stand firm. It felt like a prince consort in a few TV series. They all had their own flaws, but they were all pretty good people. There were villains who made people gnash their teeth in hatred, there were also villains who were angry that they did not fight for it, there were also villains who made people admire them, and of course, there were also villains who were purely stupid, rich, and did not reduce their intelligence. The plot was torturous in the middle, and the overall tone was not easy. Perhaps it was because the author wrote it too well, but it felt like there was joy in the midst of hardship. The female protagonist had the world in her heart, but her mouth was tough and her heart was soft. She was the proud eldest princess. The male protagonist was a black-bellied little wolfhound. He was vicious and obedient. When it was time to attack, he would not hesitate. The two of them were indeed a perfect match. Unfortunately, the second half felt a little melodramatic. Many bad guys should have been dealt with long ago, but they were deliberately left alive and then tricked. The plot dragged on a little, and it also made the character's personality change back and forth between killing decisiveness and indecisiveness. For example, there was a female supporting character. She was clearly courting death in the beginning, but she just didn't kill her. Moreover, everyone knew that she would harm children, but she didn't guard against it. In the end, she almost killed the female lead's child. The final boss was the same. He kept saying that he wanted to kill him, but he just let him be until the end. Perhaps it was because there was still time for the bullying plot and the second half to be written, but sometimes, it was better to end it in time than to forcefully extend it. The first half was a rare masterpiece, but the second half was worth watching. I hope you will like this book.