The Legitimate Daughter Is Reborn: Cling to the Sickly Prince

I think this book is very interesting. The female protagonist is beautiful and sassy. For the male protagonist, the female protagonist is his only true love and that beam of light, no matter in the past or present life. The female protagonist has experienced life and death after rebirth and understands her own feelings. Their love is not earth-shattering, but they give silently and do everything for each other silently. The thing is, the ending is too hasty. The mother of the hero and heroine is unknown, and the identity of the mother of the heroine is unknown. But it is really good-looking, but it makes me a little confused. The boy in black who appeared at the end was clean, but did not understand love. In the end, he seemed to understand, but after helping the heroine, he quietly left, his whereabouts unknown. The future of the male and female protagonists is very bright, but I think it can be even sweeter. I highly recommend this book. The author writes very well! There are still many things that are not clear, and it is a bit difficult to settle down, but the author needs to work hard! Looking forward to (๑˙ー˙๑)

I really like the plot and the relationship between the male and female protagonists. It's unique. The writing is also good. Thank you to the author.

There are many pitfalls that are not filled in, but it is still very interesting. The heroine saved the hero in the previous life, but they were not together. After rebirth, the heroine discovered that the hero was the person she saved when she was a child. The previous transition was too long, which led to the ending together. I like Xi Jun very much, just because he lived a miserable life, but he did not He wanted to kill his father. It was obvious that his father abandoned him and his life was unsatisfactory, but he was still kind. Although he couldn't speak, it didn't stop me from liking him. What a good character. Why didn't the author give him a happy ending? Help [cry][cry][cry]

It is really good to read. Although the article is short, it is really complete and clear from beginning to end. The female protagonist is reborn, seeking revenge from the male protagonist as a backer, and finally slowly falls in love with the male protagonist. The male protagonist has already recognized the lively little girl in her memory, the husband she accidentally saved when she was a child, and finally becomes her. The fate is already destined. The female protagonist is not as awesome as some novels. She cured the male protagonist from the beginning, but she was cured after a lot of experiences to find the treasure. To be honest, although I knew he was the male protagonist, at the end I was really afraid that the protagonist's halo would not be able to hold on. The wedding ended with Ayu being lively and lovely, and King Changyuan being calm and wise. It was also a scene where she was making fun of him and he was laughing. The article was warm and gentle, and the ending was not hasty, leaving people with a feeling of unfulfilled expectations. There are also many places worth pondering, such as Ayu and the mother of King Changyuan (quietly asked, is there a sequel)

Let's just say, why should such beautiful content be written in such a short length? Is it easy to find a good book? Is it easy? In fact, I think it can be expanded and written, and it doesn't need to be so concise. The master can write about it. The scumbag male cousin in the previous life can be teased, the concubine and aunt are tortured, and the origin of the Yuan Yi Yuan and Yuan around him is not something from the previous dynasty? I can also write about how I got involved with the heroine. The most important thing is that the boy who can't speak can really make arrangements.

Still, not bad! I originally wanted to give it a three-point rating, because the ending was a bit rushed and I felt like I was... Caught off guard. It's not a bad ending, it's just a bit subtle, like it was brushed off. You can definitely write a little more space to explain it (.) Other books wish that one chapter could be expanded to ten chapters, but this one is the ending plot and wishes that it could be shortened from ten chapters to one chapter (face-shaking). But fortunately, it is a short and medium story and it will not make people feel that it ends suddenly and inexplicably. In addition, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is quite sweet and there is no bloody misunderstanding... I barely give it a four points. It would be nice if there were three and a half points (.)

The several ancient Chinese novels I have read recently all have similar plots and are more or less similar. I read this one without skipping chapters. The main reason is that the chapters are not long and the plot is clear and uncomplicated. The male and female protagonists are neither strong nor weak. You may say they are strong, but they are always hurt; you may say they are not strong, but they can survive in every situation. There were various misunderstandings in the previous life, and misunderstandings led to tragic deaths; after rebirth, I finally see the world clearly and get what I want. 🉑How can there be rebirth in real life? Therefore, the most important thing is to live well in the moment and be yourself!

Nice! Found a treasure lady!

It's still good, but there aren't too many emotional lines between the male and female protagonists, but they are all there. The plot is very compact, and the pace is pretty fast. However, there are really a lot of holes left unfilled. In the second half of the novel, the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists increase, but I don't know how other relevant people are doing except for the second male lead. Overall, it's okay.

Overall it's still very interesting to watch, and the ending is basically a snap. There are still many story lines that have not been written out. It is not clear that the man in black is the father of the heroine, and the mother and master of the heroine have not been written out. It is a pity that many of them have not been written out.