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Once upon a time, there was a little girl who had to disguise herself as a boy and enter the entertainment industry because she wanted to find her parents. Then she met the actor...

Seriously, the heroine has been on this planet for so long, doesn't he know how to learn the culture of this planet, so he just pretends like he doesn't know anything? Is this heroine too stupid? Everyone knows that they need to learn the culture of this planet to survive, but the heroine refuses to learn and acts as if she doesn't know anything. Is she stupid?

Paying too much attention to the impact of appearance on people, the author completely transformed the heroine into a deity, as if she could not eat the fireworks of the world. Others have to solve the series of troubles she caused. All she needs to do is find the old man to clear her name. However, the plot drags on for dozens of chapters and it still hasn't been resolved. Besides, passers-by followed the old man when he left. Didn't someone with knowledge post something? When public opinion is one-sided, someone should be arranged to guide it. In the end, the heroine's new issue only relied on her appearance and temperament to turn the tide and win back fans. It feels a bit exaggerated... This is a personal opinion, if you don't like it, don't enter.

Give the author a little laxative,,, pull out yesterday's update,,,

Your writing is too messy. The previous sentence does not match the next sentence, and the previous chapter does not match the next chapter. It is so tiring to read! Can't you check it carefully before updating? Others occasionally reverse a chapter or two of the article, but your article is basically not smooth! [Emot=default,35/]

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The beginning of the book was very attractive, and I really wanted to read it, but after a few dozen chapters I lost interest. There are many errors in the book, and the plot is quite "chaotic". Many of the descriptions are confusing and not detailed, making it confusing as you read.

Is the heroine's look ancient or modern? After reading the first chapter, I only know that Feise is a fortune teller and has a master; but there is no introduction to Feise's family members in ancient or modern times? No introduction to the heroine's growth experience? The plot was confusing, and after reading the first chapter, I couldn't stand it anymore.

Dear author, I think even if you update it later, it will be better than this hasty ending. After all, this is your book. You spent time and energy, but you abandoned it yourself. Moreover, this will leave readers with the impression that you are a casual author, and they will be less interested in your subsequent books. I hope you can stick to it from the beginning to the end. , Leave a complete ending for your book (I am an old book fan, and I hope to give my favorite book a complete ending. This is also the first time I have posted a long review. I want to express my opinions. It is not directed at you. I hope you can forgive me )

Apart from being childish and innocent, this novel left me with no enjoyment at all. The novel really describes too much of the beauty of the concubine, which makes me feel bored. There are so many sideways descriptions of the beauty of the concubine, which is really meaningless. Today's new update of the distressed concubine has become the straw that breaks the camel's back. Then I started to wake up and realized that it was already 250,000 words long. So far, I have not once felt that there is a male protagonist in this novel. Not once has I felt that what Fei Se wants is what she has put in great efforts to get. Not once has Fei Se cared about the world. She only slaps people in the face except for her appearance. Almost 250,000 words have been written about Fei Se's awesomeness and beauty. Li, she is almost becoming a god. I wonder if you have noticed that what the author describes is a god. She is beautiful, powerful, cool, and the concubine is not completely kind, but she thinks she is childish and innocent, and the concubine cannot act, so she is real, and the concubine does not care much. I don't know how to describe this kind of indifference. The author also talks about the power of faith. Is this a pavement for becoming a god? They are on the verge of unconditionally and blindly believing in Feise, because Feise's iron mouth is straight and cut off. Isn't this the attitude towards the Buddha? It's terrifying to think about it.