The Little Princess Who Was Favored by the Group Was Reborn and Was Pampered by Her Archenemy.

It's very interesting, but I still want to ask the author some questions. Why did the emperor treat Xiao Shushu like this? Did Mu Zhao end up with Wei Qingyan? These two questions concern me the most, and I hope the author can tell me the answers.

It's very beautiful, and the various characters are very vivid, especially the part about the first queen. I was so excited when I watched it (crossed out) the pear blossoms and the rain [flying kisses] [flying kisses] [flying kisses] [flying kisses] [flying kisses]

It's very nice [Adored][Admired] But Xu Wanhe and Xiao Yurong are a little bit upset [almost crying][almost crying]

It looks good, it looks good, but I can't figure out whether the emperor loves Shushu or not. I feel that the emperor is a lunatic. Let's say he loves her. Concubine De is so kind to her. Let's say he doesn't love her. After Shushu's death, he killed Concubine De and dismissed the harem, as well as General Xiao. It's hard to calm down. Overall, it's a good read. It's a short article, and I finally didn't have to stay up late to read it.

This book is really good. This is the only book that made me cry when I read it. Why can't Xiao Yurong and Xu Wanhe be together? They really made me sad. Later, Xu Wanhe guarded the palace for Xiao Shushu for most of his life.

The first queen almost shed tears a few times during that period, her eyes kept rolling in her eyes, and then she couldn't cry anymore. Finally, she cried when she died [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] It's well written. It's the sixth book I've read since reading Tomato and then added it to my book list. Some books I read after only a few chapters and then I thought they were not good enough and gave up on them.

So why did the emperor treat Xiao Shushu like this?

Crying to death in the chapter of Ah He and Yu Rong, once entering the palace gate, it is as deep as the sea. From then on, Xiao Lang is a passerby. The most painful thing is that he has never been able to love, and he once had it, so close. Love is never a need but an instinct.

Wow wow wow, it's super awesome, you won't lose money if you invest in it [makes a face][makes a face][makes a face]

It's very short. I stayed up for three hours to finish reading it. I'm not good at reading. For me, I listen to books more and play games while listening. If it's really exciting, I'll read the exciting chapter. This is a rare book that I've listened to less. There are few typos and the sentences are fluent. I think the writing is okay [facepalm] Personally It feels pretty cool. The plot and revelation don't take as long to set up as other stories, and the reveal is very quick. Maybe it's because it's short. The plot appears in this chapter and is immediately revealed and solved in the next chapter. It's so cool. Although there is less foreshadowing and the slap in the face after the reveal, it's not very disturbing. I was very nervous, but I quite liked it (just trying to make it light-hearted). The only regret was that the emperor and the first empress were involved. It felt like there was some preparation in the early stage. For example, after finding the empress, he vomited blood when he returned to the palace to meet the concubine. His face turned blue, and his attitude was contradictory. It gave people the feeling that he was being restrained. , I still think I can add a few more chapters. After all, there must be a reason why I killed the concubine and kept her son for so long. I think it is unrealistic to tolerate it for more than ten years just to win over Utuo. I also fantasized about whether the prince was poisoned and how long he had to keep the scumbag. Hahahaha. Overall it looks great.

It's very beautiful, but it's a pity that Xiao Yurong and Xu Wanhe, two people who clearly love each other, can't be together. It's so sad that I cried to death TT

I cried several times while watching it😭The ending is pretty good, but it's a pity that there are a couple of CPs

I really want to see the scene between the Dog Emperor and the First Empress. The author is great. I am very curious as to why the Dog Emperor obviously likes the First Empress but treats her like this [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying]

Each team pulls out a book. The love between General Xiao and the Queen is so regrettable!

The last ones who are upset are Xiao Yurong, Xu Wanhe, Wei Qingyan and A Zhao

The article is concise and clear. I feel that the extras are more attractive than the main text. It's such a pity for Xiao Yurong and Xu Wanhe. Let's make up a rebirth or afterlife for them.

It's good to watch. I hope there will be a side story between Xiao He and Xiao Yurong. It's really hard to get over it, and I feel like the emperor (scumbag) and Xiao Shushu are also having a hard time getting over it.

The story is wonderful, the plot is touching, and the love between the two male protagonists finally has a happy ending. Not bad, worth a look

It made me cry so much later on, especially when Lin Cining was in coma, which made me cry so sadly. My mother even asked me why I was crying? Why

Check in Jing Sui Lin Cining

Xiao Yu allowed Wanhe to really cry to death

Yes, but there are always some love pairs that make people sigh [crying]

The most touching ones are Brother Xiao and Xiao He

How many lovers and soldiers have been sacrificed by the art of the emperor.

It's very nice. The short story is very sweet. The last two chapters of the extra chapter made me cry to death. The deaths of Ah He and Yu Rong are both very realistic. There's not so much fantasy. There's no female protagonist and male protagonist. If you miss it, you just missed it. It can't be adapted [crying] [crying] [crying] It's really good, super, super, super good.

Why did the emperor want Concubine Nader to torture Empress Xiao?

I love it, so pretty

What's behind is really touching

What we are saying is that there can be a long story about Xiao Yurong and Xu Wanhe. Isn't it really a pity?

The writing is pretty good, please keep up the good work, the author [currently working on the manuscript]