Phoenix in the World: the Regent's Favorite Concubine

I have read this book a long time ago, and I really like it. As a senior bookworm, I always give up after three chapters. There are few books that I can follow from the beginning to the end. When I started chasing this book, it was not finished yet. There were so many chapters, so I just followed it. How can I put it, this book brought me many different feelings. When Qing Yunluan wanted to exchange his life for Cang Fengxiu's, later , Fengxiu woke up, and the look of Qingluan kneeling on the ground (although my view of love is not like this), was not like her but seemed to be her again, that proud woman, willing to bend down for the person she loved, regardless of everything, while her beloved, calm and restrained, would lose sense of proportion because of Qingluan. Qingluan wanted to exchange his life for his life, Cang Fengxiu was angry, but more importantly, he felt distressed and distressed for the woman he loved.

The female protagonist is too arrogant and asks the male protagonist to marry her from the beginning

After reading the first few chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. It really made me laugh to death. I have read novels for so many years. The heroine of this novel is just a slave of a subjugated country. The essay written for her is really awesome. She has no power, no power, no background, and she is so arrogant and arrogant. The male protagonist gave her face by saying that he would not kill her and accept her as his adopted daughter. Even if he fell in love with the male protagonist at this time, shouldn't he hide his thoughts, grovel, step by step, and gradually grow up to make himself worthy of the male protagonist? This kind of powerful and arrogant at the beginning seems very brainless. I have been reading books for many years, and I have seen female protagonists from the same background. They all gradually grew stronger. I really don't understand where a slave who has subjugated his country comes from. It's not realistic at all and it's hard to bring the reader in. Personal opinion! I'm not criticizing the author, I'm complaining that the heroine is a failure. Thanks!

There is a saying that goes, "High IQ, low EQ!" This sentence really makes sense! Because usually boys with high IQ have low emotional intelligence. Now let's ask our male protagonist Cang Fengxiu, who has high IQ but low EQ, to demonstrate what it means for a tsundere to chase his wife to the crematorium in a moment of pleasure! When the flirtatious and beautiful female protagonist Feng Qingluan meets the boring and unemotional male protagonist Cang Fengxiu. I fell in love with him at first sight and would not marry him unless I was the king. But he chose to ignore Feng Qingluan's confession, which shows that our great male protagonist Cang Fengxiu has no emotional intelligence! ! ! When Cang Fengxiu saw the weak and helpless heroine, there was no concern, only "threat". I thought that Feng Qingluan would be obedient, but unexpectedly she turned the other way! As time goes by, Cang Fengxiu gradually develops feelings for Feng Qingluan. After that, everyone must have thought that Cang Feng Xiu would launch an offensive against Feng Qingluan and take the initiative? No no no. Everyone overestimates the emotional intelligence of our male protagonist Cang Fengxiu! He actually thought it was the father's love for his daughter! Oh my god, Cang Fengxiu, are you here to make fun of me? Do you have a daughter who is five years younger than you? (Contempt from everyone) But this also shows that our male protagonist is single due to his strength! How do you think we should save Cang Fengxiu, who has no emotional intelligence?

What can I say about the heroine, I feel like she's very pretentious, and I feel like she's always the boss. In the first few chapters, I really didn't see how good she was, and it made me very embarrassed.

At first I thought it was good-looking, but then I read the comments saying they didn't like the heroine. I thought they were ridiculous, but after reading it, I really didn't like the heroine anymore. The heroine doesn't even have the thought of respecting others. Is it necessary for others to kneel down? ? ? Does the condition for others to surrender have to be kneeling? Ha, this is really the first time I heard this. Abandon the article. Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it.

Yesterday, my husband suddenly... While I was reading a book seriously, he quietly pounced from behind me, and then held me down. I thought he was going to do something, but my husband started to massage me, making me feel very comfortable. She also praised me for becoming more and more supple and sexy. I have a good way to take care of myself. Now I am learning how to get rid of stretch marks.

Not long after I started reading it, I felt that the heroine was too arrogant. I didn't have a good impression of the heroine. I didn't quite agree with her views on the emperor, but everyone has different ideas. But I didn't like the heroine's arrogant character very much, because she was really too arrogant, as if she was the emperor.

To be honest, I really hate the heroine's character. It's so outrageous. In modern times, she was 18 years old, but in ancient times, she was a teenager. The emperor said that he and his sister were of similar age and could be friends, but the heroine actually said that she was childish. I was convinced. It's normal for her to bow to the emperor when she sees him, but she's still reluctant to do so. How can she be so cruel to a scumbag with such a personality? It's not the protagonist's halo, I'm just complaining and not saying that the author's writing is not good.

The heroine was 18 years old in her previous life, that is, she had just become an adult⑧. In a different world, she was too arrogant, and she was 12 years old and had no abilities. Furthermore, her soul traveled to another world and took over someone else's body, but immediately asked the man who killed her entire family to be her husband. Okay ⑧, she is the heroine, but she really needs to be beaten when speaking.