Immortal Lord, Behave Yourself

The first part is very interesting and the storyline is attractive, but why did the author write about a witch taking over the heroine's body and messing around with the Emperor of Heaven👿

The story is very tortuous, but also very evocative. The love between Qingse and Junjiu suffered too many setbacks. Qingse died twice, which made Junjiu heartbroken every time. If the second death could describe the painful scene of Junjiu losing his lover, I personally think this book would be better.

The story is really full of twists and turns. Qingse's encounter with Junjiu was like a moth flying into a flame. A lifetime in this world was spent by mistake, and Junjiu was left to suffer from the disease of longing for her! Flowers in the underworld bloom and fall. Where is the person who cherished the flowers back then? Jun Jiu is too loving and too arrogant, causing Qingse to climb out of the abyss of the demon world, emerge from the abyss of the demon world, and step through hundreds of thousands of Yin soldiers, but she doesn't want to be the first to recognize her, not the person she is obsessed with with her soul! At the end of the book, I really didn't want the male protagonist to be Jun Jiu. I would rather have no CP and just have the nine-tailed red fox!

It's short and exciting, a little bit sadistic. It would be better if it was made into a TV series. It's a pity that I really didn't understand it from chapters 117 to 119, especially chapter 119. Also, the part where the heroine enters the mortal world is not very clear, and the explanation is not clear. It is very vague and depends entirely on the reader's own imagination. The ending is also a bit rushed, and it is an open ending. It would be better if it could be more detailed. (Is it because the author doesn't know how to fill the hole?) It does not affect the overall effect.

I like to read sweet stories, but after reading this book, my first reaction was that I didn't want the two of them to have a happy ending.

It's a torture of a dog throughout, and the story is too twists and turns (I personally think the heroine should have a harem). It's good but it's amnesia, it's bad again, and the ending is too hasty.

The story is okay, but I still prefer the heroine and the Emperor of Heaven to be together. I feel that they are actually quite compatible. The heroine also liked him at the beginning, and he has always liked the heroine and paid a lot for her.

From the fact that the heroine knew that everyone's fate would change after she descended to earth, she still only had the mentality of "I'm just here to refresh the dungeon and none of you have anything to do with me." I felt that it was not normal. Later, the big fox chased the heroine because the goddess did not believe in the heroine's feelings and forced conflicts. I always feel that their relationship is particularly confusing. If you love him, you love him. If you don't love him, you don't love him. Can you stop me from liking him? I seem to like him but I don't like him very much. Maybe I just want to break up if I like it or not. I can't stand the plot at all, although the writing is very good.

I have been a bookworm for more than ten years, enenennnnn, it's hard to explain in one word! First time! For the first time, this kind of article didn't impress me. I really don't like the male and female protagonists! Maybe it's because of my personality, but I absolutely can't accept betrayal and reconciliation at the same time! No matter the male protagonist or the female protagonist. And I don't like the heroine's arrogant temper even more! But the author's writing style is still good, but I don't like the heroine's temperament!

Not Shuangjie, a failure