The first female general since the founding of the People's Republic of China, she holds a long sword and is decisive in killing.
The yandere prince who is full of meritorious deeds is as gentle as jade and as bright as the warm sun.
Her bravery and indifference combined with his boundless love...
He, the idle prince, lives in seclusion in the deep forest. He seems to be in a state of mind, but his heart is burning. With his family and country in danger, he picks up the sword again...
She would rather die in battle than marry into the harem... All the soldiers obeyed her, and a hundred years later she became a legend...
Reader comments
So far I have read Chapter 73, which is at the stage where I can't see anything, so I'll just give you my opinion.
First of all, some paragraphs are a bit long and can be divided into more sections so that it is not easy to read the wrong line when reading (it is really easy for me to read the wrong line and then have to read it again, which is very troublesome).
Secondly, the development of the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists can be clearer and more natural (I can't see when the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist, why did he like the female protagonist? Or is it that there is no element of liking??? But this may not make sense. It may also be because I didn't think about it when I watched it, and I didn't get the point. Don't criticize, you are right)
And I don't understand the writing style either. I personally think the writing is quite graphic.
Although I don't know why no one watched it, anyway, I really like this setting. It is most likely to be a bit cruel (???), And I can accept both he and be (that's weird). Come on, dear, just don't break the text.
It's not too much for me to read dozens more chapters before commenting again.
So far I have read Chapter 73, which is at the stage where I can't see anything, so I'll just give you my opinion. First of all, some paragraphs are a bit long and can be divided into more sections so that it is not easy to read the wrong line when reading (it is really easy for me to read the wrong line and then have to read it again, which is very troublesome). Secondly, the development of the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists can be clearer and more natural (I can't see when the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist, why did he like the female protagonist? Or is it that there is no element of liking??? But this may not make sense. It may also be because I didn't think about it when I watched it, and I didn't get the point. Don't criticize, you are right) And I don't understand the writing style either. I personally think the writing is quite graphic. Although I don't know why no one watched it, anyway, I really like this setting. It is most likely to be a bit cruel (???), And I can accept both he and be (that's weird). Come on, dear, just don't break the text. It's not too much for me to read dozens more chapters before commenting again.