Prince Please Ascend the Throne

The heroine's brother was poisoned, so it was understandable that the prince accompanied his sister back to the palace, but he didn't arrange anyone to protect her? The reason why the secret guards were sent to protect her before was because of the hormones produced by estrus~ Even though her sister came back to life, she was frightened. Her brother was apparently "dead" and he knew clearly what the Ye family was, but he didn't make any arrangements? I hehe... I became furious afterwards? Where's Nima's face? If the heroine didn't survive in front of her brother's tomb, would you have gone to the King of Hell's Palace to get furious with the King of Hell? ? ?

Why is this article not in two places? I still like the male and female protagonists to be clean physically and mentally!

When I saw the boy beside the heroine become "incomplete" because of her, I felt inexplicably uncomfortable. I understand the desire to protect the heroine, but at the same time I feel sorry for the boy.

I'm really speechless, what's going on with the heroine? Everywhere she goes, there will be a man who likes her, so forget it, after all, the heroine is not forcing her, but why does the heroine always say some specious things? What kind of trouble will it cause if you still contact the other party after saying rejection? How come you can avoid the male protagonist if you can't? I really don't understand the author's cunning operation. Also, does the author have too much prejudice against the male protagonist? The heroine has ambiguous actions with so many men (just like An Rujin, the heroine kissed him in order to drug him; and she also helped the King of Changping to rub his back when he was taking a bath?), And it is not seen that the hero punishes the heroine in any way. Then the male protagonist is seriously ill and the female protagonist is going to act like this? Sorry, I can't accept it. Of course, I'm not saying that I think everything the male protagonist does is right. It's annoying to hurt someone in the name of love.

I want to know if the prince has married a woman other than the heroine, please let me know😘

The writing is very illogical, and the character of the male protagonist is too different. . A dignified prince, his own woman was taken advantage of, and his own woman pretended to be close to other men, but he actually understood the heroine. Although the heroine was all for him, she felt too cowardly. And the heroine uses her maid to achieve her goal. While asking the maid to go, she says like a holy mother that there is nothing she can do. It's really disgusting.

Am I the only one who thinks Ye Lizhi is selfish? Just because she was indebted to An Ruhui, she abandoned her eldest brother (although he was rescued later) and sacrificed Lingyu. Why should others pay for what she owes? Just because of her own stupidity, does she also want the people around her to pay for her in this way? She repaid An Ruhui's love, but who would accept the kindness of her eldest brother and Lingyu?

Haha, I hate it when the male lead plays the role but doesn't tell the female protagonist. Doesn't he know that the female protagonist will be sad? Even if the female protagonist knows the truth in the future, does it mean that the sadness and pain before has never happened? It's really hahaha

The author's writing is immature, and the endings are sloppy in many places. The endings of previous characters also have no clear endings. When Su Yi left, she took it with her. The previous sect leader is also missing. An Ruxiu's feelings for the heroine are illogical and the ending is also disappointing, with many characters having no ending. However, the overall storyline is still okay. I hope the author can improve it better in the future.

The last hundred or so chapters were exciting to read. When Zhi'er stabbed him with a knife, I was really excited. Although the male protagonist was poisoned, you can just hurt yourself and let others hurt her. How much others hate her, don't you know? You can be merciful if you hurt her yourself. I really hate the male protagonist here. When I saw Zhi'er stabbing him with a knife, I was really excited. And the description of the psychological activities is so exciting. I know how hurt he is in his heart. Although he wants the heroine to leave, the hurt has to be counted. Only by really taking revenge like this, I feel that Zhi'er can really open up to the hero (even if it's because of the stone). So when I saw that time, I was really excited. Although the hero's heartache was very sad, it was far from enough compared to the heartache of the heroine at that time. Only by the pleasure of revenge can I relax a little. Maybe I'm a pervert(▼ plate▼#)😑😑😑