I Shock the Empress from the Start

It's really good-looking, funny and cruel≧∇≦

I think there are many remarkable things about this book, especially the story about Zhao Zilong entering and leaving the White Bone Demon seven times, Wu Song turning against his brother the Golden Retriever Lion King because of his love for Diao Chan, and the story of Tang Sanzang giving up his position as the leader of the Ming Cult to avenge the death of his wife in order to hold a calabash baby. I was moved by the story. (By the way, look at those two clouds in the sky, do they look like you owe me a compliment?)

I finished it after a whole winter vacation. It feels like I've settled something on my mind and my heart is empty. I'm looking forward to the sequel.

When I watched the end, I was quite moved, and the care taken before and after was particularly good, and sometimes it left a lot of suspense, which was very attractive.

Love it, I really like the characters of the male protagonist and the female protagonist, and this book is very funny. I thought that the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist would progress very slowly. I thought it would be the kind where the male and female protagonists would be ambiguous until two-thirds of the book, and they wouldn't have a chance to kiss. After the book was finished, the male and female protagonists would get married. Chance wedding, and the male protagonist is the kind of person who goes around practicing and picking up girls. As a result, this book does not have it. The relationship between the male and female protagonists progresses very quickly. Oh, and one more thing. When the author recycles the foreshadowing laid earlier, he adds a bracket at the end and marks the chapter from which the foreshadowing comes.

Overall, it's not bad, but it's just not fun to watch. It would be better if there were more. The process is also very important. It's not about the purpose, but the main thing is happiness. Don't forget those extra chapters.

To be honest, this book is really avant-garde. It later led to many books in this series, and the author's good writing and plot foreshadowing are really wonderful. In one sentence, Ningtian Patriarch yyds.

How can I put it, unlike other novels of this type, it can attract you from beginning to end, unlike some novels that stop you from reading halfway through. It's very beautiful, with profound and positive ideas. It's worth recommending.

From the beginning to the end, all the big and small pitfalls have been filled, and the plot is quite exciting. The four girls, Luo Qingqing, Su Yueyao, Ling, and Bai Liu, are all members of the wife group. The four girls just happen to share a mahjong table. I have to praise the author for this. He is very imaginative. The last chapter has the stage of children (Ning Li is like the king of children, Chong Li At the front, and three children behind him... Following him like followers, two girls and one boy, one girl with cute fox ears, one boy holding a small ice blade, and one girl holding a small bell, floating behind him, following closely) The four children in the replica version lived happily together after the dark turmoil was resolved😏.

This book is the first one that I got into. Although it is not particularly outstanding among all Tomatoes, I have to say that the plot of this book has many twists and turns, and the content is humorous and can make people resonate with the emotions in the book.