The Regent's Female Special Agent

Dear readers, this is my second novel. I hope you will like it, and I hope you will take care of me. I hope you can like and comment more, so that more readers can see my novel. Here I give you an ancient bow, and I hope readers will support me. It's not easy to write code, so I rely on your comments and likes to support me. Thank you all. My first novel "His Highness the Demon King's Miko Concubine" is coming to an end now. You can also read it. The more you read the book, the more interesting it becomes. I hope you all like it.

It's very good-looking and brings out the best of the agents. The agent has a cool personality. Little abuse with sweetness

I like that it's not long, but the story is clear and the plot is compact, not laggy, and exciting. Must be pushed

The author's works are all beautiful

Leaving footprints proves that I have finished reading, there will be tears inadvertently and I will always be there for you! Thanks 😊

The writing is concise and neat, not sloppy, and the subject matter is relatively novel. It would be better if a perfect man like dad were alive...

Short, concise and very beautiful

This book is my favorite style. The heroine is very strong. But there is one question that I still can't figure out. Are Bei Lingfeng and Regent the same person?

I have read three novels by the author, and each one is better than the last. This one is the best one so far. The plot is not long, so I am not tired of reading it. The ending is very fast, but the previous plot is very exciting. I recommend you to read it. The following opinions are purely personal. I have read the author's three novels, and in each of them, the male protagonist orders the female protagonist to be tortured and beaten. Don't be afraid, newcomers. In the three books, the male protagonist is reluctant to part with her after half the punishment, so you can still feel free to enter the trap. However, this is really unacceptable to me personally. If it were replaced by someone else ordering the female protagonist to be punished, the male protagonist would agree with the punishment and not stop it, which would be acceptable. After all, ancient and modern people have different concepts, which is understandable. Seeing the beginning of the scene where the regent ordered the heroine to be beaten with a stick, no matter how perfect he was, he was no longer the hero in his mind. I really thought that Prince Ling was the hero. At least he didn't order the heroine to be harmed, although he was not as strong as the regent.

It's a short and exciting story. I like the author's writing style. There is no long-winded nonsense. The heroine in the novel has a straightforward and kind personality and handles things neatly.