Ye Luoli: Flower’s Breath, Water’s Spirit

It's good-looking (✪▽✪), especially the male protagonist's desire for clear water. I like it very much. The female protagonist has her own opinions and independent thoughts. She is gentle but not a virgin, and has a happy ending. It can be said that most CPs like it very much. Fire Lord Bell I think it is reasonable and unexpected for a lover. The flame should be uninhibited and should not be controlled by one person. This makes me feel that he is very humble and that he should not be like this. Of course, understanding varies from person to person. (No need to comment, just personal understanding)

It's beautiful, it's beautiful, it's so beautiful! ! The characters are vivid and the storyline is interesting. Prince Water and Princess Spirit are also very sweet. I like this sentence the most: "Love is like invisible wind and formless water. Although it can make flowers bloom and all things grow, it can also frustrate all things and destroy the earth. Love is the most hurtful weapon."

It's very beautiful, the little flower fairy and Ye Luoli play a wonderful role. From the very beginning when Sheena resisted fate to finally accepting her fate, she chose to guard, protect everyone she cared about, and sacrifice herself. It was really touching. And her relationship with Prince Water also went through many twists and turns, and finally the pink forget-me-not, romantic, sweet, unchanging love in this life. The ending is also perfect, Xina is back with the Water Prince, and I wish them happiness forever. Finally, I would like to thank the author for bringing such a good work.

I like this novel very much, and the author's unique insights coincide with mine. He has his own unique insights into the character's personality and image analysis. The plot design is interlocking and very exciting. Thank you to the author for inspiring me with this novel! [Love][love][love]

In fact, I have seen others recommend this book many times, but because I don't like the name Princess Ling very much, I always clicked on it and read the introduction and then quit. There are currently not many novels in the Ye Luoli series that are good to read. I read this one because too many people recommended it and I had no choice but to read it. It was really sweet at first, but later due to the battle between the Fire Lord and the Water Prince, Princess Ling fell off the cliff and chose to forget... The author buried some pitfalls in Ye Luoli according to her ideas. I like this very much. It is not as roundabout as other novels. From beginning to end, everything Princess Ling did was to fulfill her responsibility and protect the fairyland. There is no such thing as the fairy who sacrificed his life to protect humans and was ultimately spurned by the fairies in the fairyland. This is rarely seen in the Ye Luoli series I have read, and the author wrote it well here. I watch them all (The above only represents my personal views. After all, everyone's views and hobbies are different. To me, the author wrote this book really well)

Different versions, different stories, different voices, different feelings, but the only thing that remains the same is that they all have a good ending. This is the best way.

This book is quite nice^ω^Although I only read the extras of this book, I can tell from the extras that the author should have written this book very carefully. And what the author said is very reasonable. I haven't read Ye Luoli for a while, and when I read it again, I really felt that something was wrong. What about me? I still like strong alliances. The male and female protagonists are very strong and support each other. And the author gave everyone a good ending\^O^/I like it very much. [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking] It's super beautiful\(//∇//)\I recommend everyone to go see it

It's very interesting but a little bit sadistic. Overall, it's a sweet story. I feel like Princess Ling doesn't want the Holy Mother as much as before. When I say it, the Holy Mother doesn't mean that, he will consider himself more or less, and he will open his mouth to be willing to sacrifice himself for others. He will open his mouth to diversify species, and he won't be so partial to the water prince. He seems to be an outsider and is indifferent except to his lover.

Quite like it But I hope there won't be any clichés in this drama. As long as I see Prince Water and Princess Ling being ambiguous, I'll leave immediately. I don't know why it feels oily. I'm looking forward to your new work.

It's not bad, but it's a bit cruel later on, and there's also a side story with only humans in the end, and there's no description of the couple's CP in Wonderland, so I'm a bit hopeful.