Strong Girl from Poor Family

The author, your writing style is great, the characters are distinct, but not so perfect that it makes people feel false. You have written about the legendary life of Princess Huanji (or Li Qing, or Li Xiao). Your words and sentences are simpler than most writers today, but they have a charm that they don't have. I like it very much. After watching the movie, I feel like I have fallen in love with the characters of Li Qing and Princess Huanji. I think Xixi (I've wanted to call her this for a long time, please don't mind the author) is very good at writing ancient novels. It would be even better if she could choose to write pure ancient novels without time travel. At the end, I would like to once again express my infinite love for the book The Strong Girl from a Poor Family and Xi Xi. Come on Xixi, Suer will always support you!

To be honest, the author must be a senior writer, with humorous words and clear organization. I fell deeply in love with Li Qing and Princess Huanji at the end. Their lives have turned into legends. To be honest, whether it is Li Xiao in the mountain village, Li Qing in Yulinguan, Princess Huanji in Qingzhou, or Princess Huanji in the court, I like them all. On the contrary, Wang Yuyang's consort did not write in detail, but silently supported and protected his wife. The most touching thing was the constant companionship! The words are gorgeous but not exaggerated, and there is no sense of deliberate fabrication. I like the father, emperor and mother who dote on Princess Huanji, the cute nephew emperor, and the brothers who like to accompany Li Qing... Such lovely people! I look forward to the author writing more new books in the future. This is my first time writing such a long comment.

It's good to read. The content of this book is not rigid, and the sentences are fluent and humorous. The role plays in it are also very personal. It's very good to read!

I quite liked the first half, the part in the village, I liked this character, but I didn't like the second half when I met the **Emperor. There were ancient rules in ancient times, and the emperor had the majesty of being an emperor, which made everyone love him. He was arrogant and had no royal majesty. Later, he fell in love with Yang Ye for no reason, and he fell in love when he found out that she was a woman? There was no warning at all before, it's a bit strange, it's still okay to read as a cool article, personal opinion, don't criticize

I saw a male protagonist and suddenly I didn't want to watch anymore.

The heroine's mother has been doing it for too long, and the heroine knows you are wrong, but does whatever you want, and indulges her indifferently. You can't be ruthless and deal with it well. Also, don't you think it's too exaggerated to place the burden of two families on a child under ten years old? Just because the heroine is capable, she should do everything to help those who are not as good as the heroine? ? ? The heroine should also make this unreasonable request to indulge in blood-sucking insects unconditionally. What three views?

This novel is my favorite of all the novels I have read where the male and female protagonists are together. I only came out after reading most of it. In many novels, the male protagonist appears within a few chapters. I thought that I couldn't continue writing without a man. I like the female protagonist to be self-reliant. Moreover, in many novels, the male protagonist is jealous, which seems really childish. Some are even jealous of their own children, and some are jealous of animals. Why don't they have children? This one is not very good.

In the monthly subscription area, I watched half of it for free and was speechless.

The part in the village at the beginning was okay, but the rest was too ridiculous and exaggerated. Ancient class thoughts and legal concepts were much stricter than modern ones, and the majesty of the royal family should not be underestimated. What did the author take all of this to mean?

I actually cried when I saw the death of the princess and the death of the consort at the end. Although I finished reading it in only three days, it was really unforgettable. The author wrote it very well, very well. There were not too many exaggerated masterpieces and no bloody plot. It was wonderful. The princess and the consort were very loving and educational for children. It's very good. It's good in every aspect. I really like it. I don't want it to end. I feel like I haven't seen enough