A Willow in the Wind Before Others, a Wall-Smashing Force Behind Their Backs

The pattern of this book is getting bigger and bigger. I feel that Baijiuer never wanted to fight with Baishui from the beginning, but later the two of them broke up, and Baijiuer seemed more like he was fighting against the way of heaven, including the emperor, who symbolizes the way of heaven and imperial power. She always fights for the way of heaven, killing decisively but showing compassion for the common people. Everything Baijiu'er experienced was like a test to create a god. She fell from the soft clouds and was reborn in Nirvana. Everything made her grow and transform step by step, but her original intention of serving the common people never changed. I think the huge turning point was Baida's disappearance. The plot changed from a relaxed and happy one to a smooth one step by step. The heroine also started to show her talents from a bad state, and the plot also opened up. If it were really written like some complaining readers said, it would be really vulgar. If you don't like Machiavellianism, just read your article on The Sweet Wife. Don't just rely on your fingers to point out. Eat something good. If anyone is offended, sorry, it's you! Please, the author, please don't stop updating. I haven't seen such a beautiful article in a long time [Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss] Come on, come on

My whole heart is fascinated by the heroine Bai Jiu'er. No matter where she is or what situation she encounters, she has always maintained her original intention of being a doctor, always pure and intelligent. The prince who is the male protagonist was saved by Jiu'er and still acted there (maybe there is real love, but it is empty talk in the face of interests). I almost got involved by him. Later, I came to think about it: the heroine has never cared about anyone, no one can hurt her, but the heroine does care about anyone, because the heroine did something good for them in the end or saved their life (this refers to the person I think), with great love in her heart, Hui Zhilan's heart. During this period, I was a little confused about Miss Xie Er. Maybe she was naive with a bit of cruelty, romantic with a bit of unintentional coldness, the kind of creepy feeling where you thought she was an innocent child but suddenly noticed that she was a bit creepy. The first half of the article is really bloody, but I can't help but make people want to read it, make them angry, and love reading it. The author's writing in big letters is great! I am particularly looking forward to how the heroine will manage the refugees and win people's hearts in the follow-up. I have already watched the preview. The author has broken down the truth and integrated it into the story. It is super rewarding to watch! If the author could write more details about the follow-up process of managing and accepting refugees, I ٩๑⑦ο⑦๑۶ (╭⑦3⑦)╭💓 I love you so much ﾟﾟ･｡＾･ｪ･＾｡･ﾟﾟIt's so beautiful that I love you, the author! Come on, come on, come on, support you~~ I just saw that the male lead hasn't been decided yet, and it suits my taste~~ I don't care if the male lead is there, he only has his daughter Jiu'er in his heart~~~Jiu'er~~

The plot has ups and downs, the characters are lifelike, and the writing is very good Personally, I think these two are the preparatory male protagonists: ①The Seventh Prince has a lot of descriptions in the early stage. He is cold, dignified and has a demonic mind. The Seventh Prince was interested in the early stage but did not take action. He did not help the heroine. He did not appear in the later stage. He did not show up until the heroine entered the palace. Compared with readers, it was sometimes unpleasant. According to the plot, the heroine went to the desert and the seventh prince could not follow him to the desert. If he wrote the emotional line later, it would appear to be dragging. ② Qian Jin has always followed the heroine, has a cold temperament and is highly skilled in martial arts. Since Qian Jin is the original male lead, his appearance and posture will not be bad. If the author wants to use Qian Jin as the male protagonist, he can describe more highlight moments in the later stage. The main theme is superb martial arts and loyalty. His appearance has not been described too much before. Adding the highlight moments will not appear abrupt. Personally speaking, I prefer Qiu Sheng to be the male protagonist, and the seventh prince to be the male counterpart. The female protagonist has not been moved yet. As far as the author is concerned, the later changes show that the female protagonist is unwilling to depend on others, let alone join the imperial power dispute. She is invincible, tenacious and unyielding. How could she marry the seventh prince? Looking forward to the later stage I feel relieved after seeing the introduction 😌 I hope Qiu Sheng and the heroine can achieve success as soon as possible and pave the way for the big heroine

Your article is not decorated with gorgeous language, but it impresses readers with plain and true feelings. The sentences are smooth and the psychological portrayal and detailed description are very successful in one go, giving people a sense of aftertaste! From a literary point of view, the subject matter is very novel, the angle is clearly visible, the language is plain yet elegant, concise yet meaningful, it can be called a model article. This article shows extraordinary literary skills in the ordinary. It can be said that every word is vivid and every sentence is classic. It has reached a height that is beyond our reach. From an artistic point of view, this article leaves much to be desired. But his meaning is far greater than success itself. Also, the use of punctuation marks is just right. After reading your article word for word, my heart can't calm down for a long time. Also, this article is really well written, and you will really regret not reading it (//∇//) The author is also very gentle, do you really not want to fall into this trap? (›´ω`‹)

I haven't finished watching it yet, but I can't wait to give it five stars! The heroine in this book is my favorite heroine, bar none! As the author said, this book is really a story about the development of a heroine. From the beginning of avoiding facing the male and female protagonists, to later knowing that she will be trapped by fate no matter what, and fighting against the male and female protagonists. This is the only female protagonist I have seen who continues to grow stronger on her own. Unlike other female protagonists who rely on the protection of the male protagonist and become stronger with the help of the male protagonist. In a feudal dynasty where the peasants, farmers, and merchants were the meanest, relying on their own strength to become stronger step by step and embarking on the path of the empress is really amazing! Especially the third chapter, the portraits of various characters, the author is a great talent! Whether it's the descriptive techniques or the various humorous language, it won my heart and I love it so much! Manual five-star [love][love][love][love][love] Highly recommended by a 20-year-old bookworm! ! ! ! !

This book is really great Whether it is the female protagonist or the male protagonist I believe it is basically in line with everyone's taste (I'm an old tomato person) From junior high school to now college, I am well versed in the taste of tomato people) The male protagonist is the kind that I like very much, who is slightly sick, delicate, and just a little yandere. He has a great sense of restraint. He is not boring but interesting, and does not make people feel disgusted, like some male protagonists who hurt the female protagonist in the name of loving her. Although the heroine is in a book, she is not cliché, not a virgin, and she is not the kind of person who has no moral bottom line. Sometimes and most of the time, she is also very kind. I also really like the second male lead. He can be a little milk dog, a little wolf dog, and other characters that everyone likes.

Nice! ! ! The heroine is brave and resourceful [Punch Out] I feel like I haven't seen a man who is worthy of the heroine [Punch Out] [Punch Out]

I really like this book. I added it to the bookshelf the day before yesterday and read the third volume in one go. I rarely follow a novel like this. In the early stage, the heroine did not dare to confront her because the original heroine was protected by heaven. She originally wanted to live a stable life, but sometimes she really couldn't help herself and was pushed to a higher position step by step. The author also made this transition very natural, so that readers will not feel too abrupt after reading it, and the most important thing is that the heroine is so handsome! ! ! , The author will update soon! ! ! I would like to ask the author quietly how many chapters he plans to add.

It felt very funny and fun at the beginning, and the heroine's investment in the scholar was amazing. Later, it started to become serious and not so fun. The heroine fooled Baishui'er and it was very uncomfortable to read. I really should have written the book review earlier instead of writing it after seeing the update in one go. I also wanted to write a long review and praise it. How should I put it? I feel that there are relatively few emotional scenes. The Seventh Prince seems to have no plot role except for the heroine to detoxify him and put on the bamboo. I am not sure if it is caused by the change of male protagonist in the middle. The original male protagonist has no sense of presence behind him. Qiu Sheng chases him to death. He protects the heroine, knows her preferences, and is considerate. It is indeed very good, but it feels a little lacking. Compared with other living beings, Qiu Sheng's portrayal feels not as three-dimensional as them, but it doesn't matter, it is good for the heroine to be beautiful and pursue a career. Alas, after suffering the pain of bereavement, the heroine's transformation is inevitable, from a compassionate doctor to a murderous and decisive person in charge of destiny. I really like female protagonists who cultivate their own power. Many female protagonists in sadistic novels are tortured because they have no choice but to leave the male protagonist and have no way to change their situation. Looking forward to the author's follow-up updates [sending heart][blowing kiss].

It's tied, not bad, quite interesting. The heroine is well-organized, has medical skills, and is kind, but she's not like some saintly medical writers who always say, "Let that person go and let me cure him [shocked]" when he sees any illness. So far it seems to be pretty good, IQ and sanity are on the line. Although I don't know who the male protagonist will be in the end, I can chase it.