The Character of the Tyrant Has Collapsed Again
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Li Wanwan traveled through the book, into a novel she wrote free of charge, and became the concubine of the great tyrant Qi Yu. The tyrant, like her, is just cannon fodder in the book. It is said that the author's books are the author's children, and the characters in the book are of course also her children. But the children are all weird and miserable. Especially the tyrant, she wants to reinvent him. If you can't raise it, just let it go. It's always right to follow the original plot. Unexpectedly, the style of painting that is supposed to only focus on the tyrant who dominates the world will become more and more wrong-- "My dear, the emperor said that if you dare to take a step away from him, he will break all of our legs." "Your Majesty, the Emperor said that if you dare to look at others, he will gouge out all of our eyes." "Your Majesty, the Emperor said that if you dare to touch another man with your finger, he will chop off all of our hands." "Your Majesty, the Emperor said..." It's all about the lumbar disc, why is it so prominent? Li Wanwan was about to cry. - Qi Yu was reborn. After his rebirth, he found that the concubine who had fatally wounded him in his previous life suddenly always looked at him like an old mother, looking at him sadly... (#Thought I was wearing the original, but turned out to be wearing a fan, her meow#) (1v1, double cleansing, sweet pet article)
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Official(162)Scraped 2d ago
The first empress turned the harem concubines into human pigs and no one condemned her? Moreover, the late emperor did not depose her from the throne. This emperor was indeed not a good person, but Qi Yu's character and behavior were indeed a bit extreme.
Good guy, this guy is like a tiger when he is drunk. When he wakes up and remembers what he said, he will die. Will Wanwan grow up? I feel like she is still a bit innocent now. She clearly has the script but she seems to be out of it emmm
How can I put it, the heroine of this book made me feel a little uncomfortable. The author may have wanted to create an image of her as lively, cute and sometimes a bit cowardly, but it made me feel a bit uncomfortable when she was a little too intellectual. For example, if the heroine refuses to see her eldest and second brothers in the early stage, and wants to escape on her own, it actually means that she does not have the same feelings as the original owner, and she does not care about them that deeply, and she is afraid of being discovered that she is not the original owner. However, she will feel uncomfortable and rashly speak out because she sees a traitorous third brother walking by silently. Isn't this OOC? Also, since she is the author of the "book", she should understand that the male protagonist is a tyrant at the beginning, but instead of being cautious and disguised, she has a very casual attitude towards the male protagonist. Moreover, when facing outsiders, she has no manners that a "empress" should have, and she does not hide it at all. Her behavior is very contradictory to her idea of "keeping alone". The following are my views on "reviews" since I read the novel on QQ, and are not specific to this book. I have always been puzzled by the "no negative review" thing. Don't readers even have the right to leave a negative review if they think a certain book is not good-looking or has problems? Readers who spend money to read a book cannot lose the right to evaluate the book. Moreover, the author also needs readers to feedback his loopholes before he can make changes. Of course, I respect the fruits of every author's work. Unless it involves major issues of moral and legal principles (referring to certain issues in reality, not the virtual background and characters in the book), I will not give negative reviews to other books. Finally, I still want to encourage the author. I understand that sometimes there is always a difference between what I want to write and what I write. Writing a novel is not an easy task. The overall writing and style of this book is pretty good. I hope to see much better works in the future. Come on!
How can I put it, the heroine of this book made me feel a little uncomfortable. The author may have wanted to create an image of her as lively, cute and sometimes a bit cowardly, but it made me feel a bit uncomfortable when she was a little too intellectual. For example, if the heroine refuses to see her eldest and second brothers in the early stage, and wants to escape on her own, it actually means that she does not have the same feelings as the original owner, and she does not care about them that deeply, and she is afraid of being discovered that she is not the original owner. However, she will feel uncomfortable and rashly speak out because she sees a traitorous third brother walking by silently. Isn't this OOC? Also, since she is the author of the "book", she should understand that the male protagonist is a tyrant at the beginning, but instead of being cautious and disguised, she has a very casual attitude towards the male protagonist. Moreover, when facing outsiders, she has no manners that a "empress" should have, and she does not hide it at all. Her behavior is very contradictory to her idea of "keeping alone". The following are my views on "reviews" since I read the novel on QQ, and are not specific to this book. I have always been puzzled by the "no negative review" thing. Don't readers even have the right to leave a negative review if they think a certain book is not good-looking or has problems? Readers who spend money to read a book cannot lose the right to evaluate the book. Moreover, the author also needs readers to feedback his loopholes before he can make changes. Of course, I respect the fruits of every author's work. Unless it involves major issues of moral and legal principles (referring to certain issues in reality, not the virtual background and characters in the book), I will not give negative reviews to other books. Finally, I still want to encourage the author. I understand that sometimes there is always a difference between what I want to write and what I write. Writing a novel is not an easy task. The overall writing and style of this book is pretty good. I hope to see much better works in the future. Come on!
The heroine is so stupid. She can't analyze simple things. It doesn't mean that she must have the halo of being a great heroine, but it's not good to be so weak and incompetent after hundreds of chapters and do things so ill-considered. Moreover, who is the real or fake Qi Ji, Jiang Sangongzi and Tiedan, or maybe they are twins? They only have one younger brother. This is true, and I said that is true before. It's so confusing. Anyway, keep working hard and I wish you can write better articles.
I feel like the heroine is so pretentious, she keeps everything in her heart and doesn't say anything, she just thinks about it alone😓
Want to complain about the heroine
I want to complain about the heroine the most in the whole book. I hope the author will not make the heroine too stupid. The heroine can be simple, but not stupid. I don't expect her to help the hero but don't hold her back. After all, I was a novelist in my previous life. I should understand the most basic analysis logic. Every time something happens, I don't take it seriously.
The stupidest heroine in history, it really makes me speechless. She can see other people's loyalty and yet she doesn't think much about it. She has no principles at all. She's so stupid. She can't tell whether others are good or bad. Apart from knowing the plot of the original book and being a cheat, what else can she do! ! ! ! So stupid, speechless -_-||
Main heroine and hero
I would rather say the heroine. After watching more than 100 pictures, I feel that the heroine has not made much progress. Weak and incompetent. There are many things that I can't figure out and I cry. (The author's explanation is: After all, she was a female college student who didn't understand anything at the beginning. But I think it's too plain to say) Then there's the heroine's character, which I don't know how to describe... It's called innocent at best, and silly and sweet at worst. Of course, I still hope to see the progress of the female protagonist, instead of being protected by the male protagonist all the time and not understanding anything Then the male protagonist just feels that the female protagonist understands him, so he doesn't say anything. Then I felt that the two of them were weird. I think the characterization is not very good. There is some room for improvement.
Please ask the author to look at the heroine with equal attention
I originally felt that this novel would be very good, and the author's early writing was also great. I don't understand why the heroine was written in this way? It feels like there is no brain at all. Is it just like this? Is it simple? After so many hints, she still didn't think about who the male protagonist's brother is. This kind of plot is terrible. I hope they can turn the tide and give the female protagonist some intelligence. It really feels like a good plot is ruined like this.
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Official(162)Scraped 2d ago
The first empress turned the harem concubines into human pigs and no one condemned her? Moreover, the late emperor did not depose her from the throne. This emperor was indeed not a good person, but Qi Yu's character and behavior were indeed a bit extreme.
Good guy, this guy is like a tiger when he is drunk. When he wakes up and remembers what he said, he will die. Will Wanwan grow up? I feel like she is still a bit innocent now. She clearly has the script but she seems to be out of it emmm
How can I put it, the heroine of this book made me feel a little uncomfortable. The author may have wanted to create an image of her as lively, cute and sometimes a bit cowardly, but it made me feel a bit uncomfortable when she was a little too intellectual. For example, if the heroine refuses to see her eldest and second brothers in the early stage, and wants to escape on her own, it actually means that she does not have the same feelings as the original owner, and she does not care about them that deeply, and she is afraid of being discovered that she is not the original owner. However, she will feel uncomfortable and rashly speak out because she sees a traitorous third brother walking by silently. Isn't this OOC? Also, since she is the author of the "book", she should understand that the male protagonist is a tyrant at the beginning, but instead of being cautious and disguised, she has a very casual attitude towards the male protagonist. Moreover, when facing outsiders, she has no manners that a "empress" should have, and she does not hide it at all. Her behavior is very contradictory to her idea of "keeping alone". The following are my views on "reviews" since I read the novel on QQ, and are not specific to this book. I have always been puzzled by the "no negative review" thing. Don't readers even have the right to leave a negative review if they think a certain book is not good-looking or has problems? Readers who spend money to read a book cannot lose the right to evaluate the book. Moreover, the author also needs readers to feedback his loopholes before he can make changes. Of course, I respect the fruits of every author's work. Unless it involves major issues of moral and legal principles (referring to certain issues in reality, not the virtual background and characters in the book), I will not give negative reviews to other books. Finally, I still want to encourage the author. I understand that sometimes there is always a difference between what I want to write and what I write. Writing a novel is not an easy task. The overall writing and style of this book is pretty good. I hope to see much better works in the future. Come on!
How can I put it, the heroine of this book made me feel a little uncomfortable. The author may have wanted to create an image of her as lively, cute and sometimes a bit cowardly, but it made me feel a bit uncomfortable when she was a little too intellectual. For example, if the heroine refuses to see her eldest and second brothers in the early stage, and wants to escape on her own, it actually means that she does not have the same feelings as the original owner, and she does not care about them that deeply, and she is afraid of being discovered that she is not the original owner. However, she will feel uncomfortable and rashly speak out because she sees a traitorous third brother walking by silently. Isn't this OOC? Also, since she is the author of the "book", she should understand that the male protagonist is a tyrant at the beginning, but instead of being cautious and disguised, she has a very casual attitude towards the male protagonist. Moreover, when facing outsiders, she has no manners that a "empress" should have, and she does not hide it at all. Her behavior is very contradictory to her idea of "keeping alone". The following are my views on "reviews" since I read the novel on QQ, and are not specific to this book. I have always been puzzled by the "no negative review" thing. Don't readers even have the right to leave a negative review if they think a certain book is not good-looking or has problems? Readers who spend money to read a book cannot lose the right to evaluate the book. Moreover, the author also needs readers to feedback his loopholes before he can make changes. Of course, I respect the fruits of every author's work. Unless it involves major issues of moral and legal principles (referring to certain issues in reality, not the virtual background and characters in the book), I will not give negative reviews to other books. Finally, I still want to encourage the author. I understand that sometimes there is always a difference between what I want to write and what I write. Writing a novel is not an easy task. The overall writing and style of this book is pretty good. I hope to see much better works in the future. Come on!
The heroine is so stupid. She can't analyze simple things. It doesn't mean that she must have the halo of being a great heroine, but it's not good to be so weak and incompetent after hundreds of chapters and do things so ill-considered. Moreover, who is the real or fake Qi Ji, Jiang Sangongzi and Tiedan, or maybe they are twins? They only have one younger brother. This is true, and I said that is true before. It's so confusing. Anyway, keep working hard and I wish you can write better articles.
I feel like the heroine is so pretentious, she keeps everything in her heart and doesn't say anything, she just thinks about it alone😓
Want to complain about the heroine
I want to complain about the heroine the most in the whole book. I hope the author will not make the heroine too stupid. The heroine can be simple, but not stupid. I don't expect her to help the hero but don't hold her back. After all, I was a novelist in my previous life. I should understand the most basic analysis logic. Every time something happens, I don't take it seriously.
The stupidest heroine in history, it really makes me speechless. She can see other people's loyalty and yet she doesn't think much about it. She has no principles at all. She's so stupid. She can't tell whether others are good or bad. Apart from knowing the plot of the original book and being a cheat, what else can she do! ! ! ! So stupid, speechless -_-||
Main heroine and hero
I would rather say the heroine. After watching more than 100 pictures, I feel that the heroine has not made much progress. Weak and incompetent. There are many things that I can't figure out and I cry. (The author's explanation is: After all, she was a female college student who didn't understand anything at the beginning. But I think it's too plain to say) Then there's the heroine's character, which I don't know how to describe... It's called innocent at best, and silly and sweet at worst. Of course, I still hope to see the progress of the female protagonist, instead of being protected by the male protagonist all the time and not understanding anything Then the male protagonist just feels that the female protagonist understands him, so he doesn't say anything. Then I felt that the two of them were weird. I think the characterization is not very good. There is some room for improvement.
Please ask the author to look at the heroine with equal attention
I originally felt that this novel would be very good, and the author's early writing was also great. I don't understand why the heroine was written in this way? It feels like there is no brain at all. Is it just like this? Is it simple? After so many hints, she still didn't think about who the male protagonist's brother is. This kind of plot is terrible. I hope they can turn the tide and give the female protagonist some intelligence. It really feels like a good plot is ruined like this.
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