Clear Days

Before I read the extra chapter, I thought this book was very good, and I had the urge to read it again. But after reading the extra chapter, I felt like it was all in vain. The fourth master and his wife were supposed to be together, but another woman appeared, and it felt like the heroine was being sentenced. It was uncomfortable.

It's good to watch, but what happened in the final episode? In the end, Yinzhen fell in love with another 'Jingxian'? Then why does the heroine work so hard for hundreds of years to meet the hero? Also, the heroine disappeared in the end, taking advantage of another 'Jingxian'? That 'Jingxian' should be just the original soul of Uranala's body, so that 'Jingxian' has nothing to do with Yinzhen, right? So this extra is not perfect.

I really liked this book, but I didn't like the ending very much.

In fact, the heroine can tell her secret to the hero, so that they can be together forever. In the final analysis, the heroine still didn't believe him, and she might still have regrets in the end. The writing of this book is okay, but the extra chapter at the end is the book's downfall.

The main text is quite good, and I still had a lot of fun reading it, but when I saw the extra chapter, I was heartbroken and I wasn't happy with the ending.

Why didn't the author let them be together in the ending and extra chapter?

I feel that the Qing Dynasty just doting on one person is a bit fake and a bit Mary Sue. I haven't read this article, so I don't know what it is about. Do you have any recommendations for Qing Wen novels in which the heroine is so powerful that she even disdains the emperor?

Damn, it's exactly the same as the one in another comprehensive article I've read. I don't know who copied who.

When I call the emperor, I should call him "Huang Ama", not "Father"

Little cuties, don't ask where he went in Chapter 26. Let me tell you that he ran away from home in Chapter 26 and his return date is uncertain. (˃᷄˶˶̫˶˂᷅)