Huangmeng

Sometimes I really feel sorry for Mi Huang. She obviously has Zi Yan, the proud son of heaven, who loves him, and Cheng Jia, who is as gentle as jade, guarding her, but every time, Mi Huang faces a difficult situation alone. The refugee case was like this: She was pregnant to seek justice for 50,000 people, and for the sake of the people, she could give up her hard-won position as a princess. At that time, Mi Huang was not only shocked, but also felt lonely. This road seems to have always been lonely. Even if Chengjia and Mi Huang have a spiritual connection, no one can take this road instead of Mi Huang to truly climb to the top. But now, a large army is besieging the city, a plague has broken out, Cheng Jia's life and death are uncertain, Zi Yan has not returned, and Mi Huang is alone again. She was strong from beginning to end, and she never said a word of tiredness, because the situation never gave her time to breathe, and she faced cascading pressures, from Mi Zhao and Princess Wu to the clans one after another. Fate was not kind to her just because she was a woman. Every time I am shocked by Mi Huang, it is because of her strength. No matter how many winds and rains there are, she can stand up tenaciously, withstand the pressure ahead and carry the expectations of countless people. Wherever the people's hearts go, where everyone's hopes go. Maybe this is the Phoenix. Only when the phoenix reaches nirvana can it soar into the nine heavens. No matter how many difficulties and obstacles there are, they cannot stop Mihuang's path forward. She will be the king of the Nine Heavens. If Ao Yuejiao cannot stop her progress, she will still strive for the highest place in the Central Plains. Such Mihuang will never be trapped by the difficulties in front of him. I believe that the current situation must be solved. Chengjia and others will accompany Mihuang to conquer the world, so nothing will happen.

This is my first time reading a book and giving a reward. The writing is so thoughtful. Come on, I really want to see the characters in this book made into a TV series. Mi Huang is so heroic. I have never seen such a truly heroic queen. The phoenix crown I saw looks very much like the one worn by Mi Huang!

The author asks, does the heroine have a harem? If so, how many are there?

Wow, when I read more than thirty chapters, I saw that the author said that there is a secret that will not be revealed until more than seven hundred chapters... And now it is only more than four hundred chapters, and I feel that this article is still a little thin. It is really thin! I don't know how far we are from the finale. . . .

If it is really one-on-one, I think Chengjia is more suitable. Ziyan is too domineering and strong. I hope that Chengjia and the heroine will be together in the ending, such a time-travel and rebirth. And I think Ziyan is the type of conquering the country. Chengjia can use his knowledge to make the country more prosperous. After conquering the country, there will definitely be a lot of devastation, so Chengjia is the most suitable to be the heroine's helper. He is a good candidate for the queen. Ziyan can be used to help the heroine grow up.

I was really shocked when I read this book "Huang Meng". I really can't believe this is written by a female author. The opening chapter is majestic, the text is beautiful, and it quotes from classics. It first introduces the Chu Dynasty's ambition for hegemony, and then I see that the memory of the heroine's rebirth is triggered by the death of another person. I find this kind of explanation is quite interesting, like Bailong. As for the way of death, I don't want to say whether it was good or bad, but there was a plot in the middle that I almost wanted to give up. I felt that the heroine was too frustrated, especially when the heroine was hunted down and almost died because she was afraid of snakes. There was no golden finger, slap in the face, and rising promotion in common novels. It wasn't until more than forty chapters that I finally started to explain the reasons why the heroine had been frustrated for so long, but I still didn't feel comfortable enough. However, I endured a few more chapters and read on, and suddenly realized that there was actually a lot of foreshadowing in the front, but the author, your foreshadowing was too long! ! ! Foreshadowing 1. The little maid who died in the same way as the heroine later became a helper Foreshadowing 2. The heroine is not invincible. She said from the beginning that she was afraid of snakes, but through the chase incident, she finally broke through the psychological barrier and began to fight back. Foreshadowing 3. The heroine poisoned the White Dragon Pond every night, creating a terrifying scene of white dragons constantly eating people, which made the frightened King Chu finally make up his mind to kill the dragon. But author, you write so slowly. Although the chapters are quite exciting, I am really annoyed by it. But fortunately, you made me happy later. The psychological and demeanor comparison in the chapter where Mi Zhao and the guard were caught having sex was very exciting. I felt like it was so exciting to write about being slapped in the face. I read it in one go. In the back, there are killing dragons, stealing snake meat, drinking wine, and visiting Chujing. The writing is also very exciting. It feels like you suppressed me for fifty chapters and finally made me happy for thirty chapters. It's really great to be pressed to the extreme! Then it started to be fun all the way, until Princess Wu's move of "asking you to enter the urn" surprised me again. Bad people can also write like this! A shocking reversal, I thought Princess Wu would be dealt with just like Mi Zhao. But this Cheng Jia also really surprised me. The previously unknown man actually planned a series of incidents in succession, and even beat the male protagonist Ruo Ao Ziyan to the point where he was unable to fight back. Okay, here I have to talk about what I think is unexpected about your book. Just when I thought Cheng Jia was the male protagonist, Ruo Ao Ziyan rose to prominence again. Is this really a good way to write it? If two such strong men collided. Then after the civil strife in the Ruo Ao clan was resolved, things happened again, and the three countries formed an alliance. Seeing this, do I really doubt again that this book was written by a female author? Aren't you all supposed to write romance? Machiavellian is written so well, is it really not a man? Then the heroine rose again, and the mountains were really getting higher and higher. With such power, I really feel that Mi Huang is not a woman! So manly, so powerful! Of course, seeing this, I have to talk about another person who was reborn and abused: Rong Yu. In fact, if this guy were replaced as the male protagonist in other novels, he would be better off. In this book, the first male Ruo Ao Ziyan is the proud son of the indigenous people, the second male is a person who traveled through time and worked hard to become stronger, and the female protagonist became famous after devouring Wu after ten years. My God, your opponent is too powerful. You can only be used as cannon fodder. The gold and silver you used to clear the way, create civil strife, and kill people with borrowed knives will all be in vain. Of course there are other very powerful characters, this Prince Qi, I like him so much. A Jin beauty was exchanged for a Jin city, Handan. This ability to act crazy and act stupid is rare in the world. Speaking of which, we really have to wait. Author, your updates are too slow. I promised to add more and more updates! And the two most controversial figures in this book are Ruo Ao Ziyan and Cheng Jia. I just want to know who are the good guys and who are the bad guys? Or is it that under rights, there are no absolute good guys and bad guys? Will Cheng Jia make a shocking comeback and become the male protagonist? Will Ao Ziyan become the ultimate boss? I'm irritable. When I saw this, I found that I have to go to school again tomorrow

The author, I have read many, many novels about time travel romance, strong women, apocalypse, immortality, etc., But I have never been so excited for a novel like this. I am so looking forward to the storyline, but at the same time I am very nervous, because the layout of this book is so big, and the author writes so realistically and without exaggeration, I am really worried that I will not be able to finish the book. I have always said that this book will be very long, but as long as I write it, I will follow it to the end. Come on, come on, come on

Aren't they a pair for life?

I saw many people scolding Ruo Ao Ziyan, or changing the male lead quickly. I am thinking that in reality, if love is compared with one's parents and relatives, should one choose love or family? Maybe I've watched too many house fights, and I didn't like the male protagonist at first. I've watched too many protagonists who destroy their families, kill their relatives, and end up together for love. But in reality, how many people have deep hatred for their families? I remember I used to hate my parents for not understanding me and even running away from home for many years to work alone, but every time during the Chinese New Year, I still wanted to go home. But one day, my parents were old and my father was seriously ill and died. I regretted it at the time. I feel that if Ao Ziyan had healthy parents and was loved by his family since he was a child, it would be completely understandable for him and the heroine to turn against each other if the family he loved so much disappears. The heroine has no feelings for the King of Chu anymore, and her feelings and responsibility for the country are higher than their love. They couldn't get together. In the end, they chose family just because of their respective responsibilities.

I don't have much to say about the author's writing style, because as long as the author is a good author, whether it's words, sentences, beautiful language, or beautiful words, it doesn't matter. Most of them focus on the full plot of the article and the ups and downs of the story. And characterization. And all kinds of deep-seated feelings. Often a soul-stirring martial arts and gangster film will be more memorable than a lovey-dovey, tear-jerking youth romance film, but unfortunately it won't give people an intuitive feeling. Because we have youth. Have feelings. There are tears. There is a story. There is not much love between the male and female protagonists in the whole story of "Huang Meng". Most of them can only be seen from the characters' expressions and movements and the details of the story. Oh, the relationship between the two has taken a further step. It feels like the whole story is just about narrating the story and promoting the plot. It describes more about conquering the world than the love between children. It gives people that kind of irritating feeling. The love between Mi Huang and Ruo Ao Ziyan is just an auxiliary, a match that makes the article more full and mature, and the plot more reasonable and smooth. But this also makes the whole article not boring to read, and only the love supports the article. This is why I don't like to read cute articles. Too much love and affection is actually the most boring thing for readers, because no matter how different every day is, it is always the same: showing affection when you get up, showing affection when eating, showing affection when playing, showing affection when taking a bath, showing affection when sleeping, and showing affection all day long. If it weren't for the fact that some cute stories have good plots, I'd really like to complain. Are you here to make up the word count? Then you might as well follow Mary Su Campus and other articles and learn to use more ellipses, which will save me the trouble of reading them. The author's approach is very good, there is no lack of love, and there is no shortage of plot advancement.