Reporting In! The Loyal Regent Is Crying After I Bullied Him Again

This book has only been updated to chapter 15, but I feel like the kind of male protagonist I particularly like is a slave, and then the female protagonist develops a domineering side in front of outsiders, a little bitch in front of the regent heroine, and the author's writing in the upper part is super beautiful and I'm really looking forward to it. Anyway, I like it very much so far, and I highly recommend it.

The book is very good, but it is a bit unfinished, with only a little bit of sweetness and cruelty. The female protagonist takes one step, counting ten steps, no golden finger, but very smart. The male protagonist is sincere, innocent, affectionate, and pitiful. I didn't understand the pity and patheticness of slaves before. After reading this book, I saw the helplessness of the class system to ordinary people in ancient times. The beauty of the royal family is praised, but the beauty of common people can only bring disaster [almost crying]

It's very interesting, the pace is fast, and the plot is relatively rigorous. Except for Linglong's betrayal, I don't like it. Linglong should not have great wisdom, but after the betrayal, her IQ suddenly rises and she advises King Han. This is not in line with Linglong's character. The rest of the writing is pretty good, although it's a bit rushed at the end, but overall it's still very interesting [like][like][like]

I followed the previous book and I really like the author's style. The male protagonist is like a loyal dog in front of the female protagonist. The female protagonist comes from time-to-time without a vest or space. I really like it! I hope the male protagonist will become stronger and stronger

The protagonists of the story are a noble woman and a slave. The heroine has the right to change the fate of others. With her strategy and courage, she also changes her own fate. She is raised as a male protagonist. This story is novel. For those who have strategy and courage, the love she talks about is based on the world and the people. She uses Kyushu as the chessboard and the people as the chess pieces, and she is fully involved in the layout. The layout of this book is very high, unlike other books that are rigidly limited to one country and one house. The male protagonist is a loyal believer of the female protagonist and is willing to break her bones to pieces; the seventh prince Linghao, Mu Shisheng and Jingli, they are all tragic and lucky at the same time, and they are all kind and righteous people. Everyone has their own personality traits, and the author writes them vividly and with their own characteristics. Together, they spell out a magnificent world.

It's very good to watch, but I was confused by the last few scenes. I also felt that after the male protagonist ascended the throne, he didn't feel as sweet as the female protagonist, but overall it was pretty good, I quite liked it.

It's really beautiful. I finished it in one day. It doesn't get duller as I watch it, but becomes more and more exciting as I go on. I smile to the sky because of the interaction between the male and female protagonists [stare] and I'm moved to tears by their love. It really touches me. I hope the author writes more books. I can't get enough of it [Adoration]

Help, N Brush is really good, but I always like books about strong women, and then the male protagonist really puts his position super low, and the female protagonist has no waistcoat but is very smart. She has earned all her identities by herself. It's really sweet to get along with her! A very favorite book! I also like that the character Ling Hao is not bad in nature, and he is not annoying at all by drugging the male protagonist in order to survive. The betrayal of the heroine's maid later is justifiable and not brainless at all. It is interesting to watch and I will like to watch it. The plot is not procrastinating, and there is nothing wrong with it except that it is short. Highly recommended!

I finished reading without skipping a chapter. The plot is unconventional and very exciting. The heroine is smart, bold and careful, and her ideas are wild and unconstrained. The male protagonist and supporting characters are also very good, each with their own character. It's just that every time the male and female protagonist's opponents are not above the IQ level, it's not enjoyable to watch. There is no sense of accomplishment in winning. It becomes a pure cool article. Deduct one star.

Because I prefer watching emotional dramas, I almost skipped the plotting parts. I only watched them briefly without making any comments. The interaction between the male and female protagonists is so cute! No matter he becomes a champion, a general, a regent, or an emperor, when the male protagonist is in front of the female protagonist, he is always her obedient little slave. The whole book is always described as "the female protagonist favors the male protagonist", and the male protagonist's heart is always "I am favored by the master." I'm sorry, although it is just a small point, but I really like it for fans of strong female protagonists! !