New My Fair Princess: The Swallows Take Flight

I like it very much, but Concubine Yu is a bit irritating. Although she is thinking about her son's future, one thing is that she only cares about her own status.

So pretty, so pretty

I hope Concubine Yu will accept Xiao Yanzi

Good-looking, good-looking, worth a look

Nice looking, no clutter This novel gives me a feeling of looking forward to updates, whether it's the characters or the lyrics. It makes me want to look forward to what the next story will be like? The author is really great. It gives me unexpected surprises every time I watch it. I also hope the author writes that when they go back, Concubine Yu accepts Xiao Yanzi and then allows Yong Qi to restore Qi Fei's memory. Big cheers for the author

Looking forward to Yongqi regaining her memory. But sometimes Yongqi and Qi Fei really look alike [smile][smile][smile]

I have read a lot of fairy tales about My Fair Princess. Currently, only this one and the one about Qianlong's Rebirth have made me feel that it has made up for so many regrets. I even think it would be great if the drama version was shot like this, so that Yongqi will always belong to Little Swallow. The writing is very good and the sense of immersion is also very good. It is highly recommended to watch.

Everyone has to believe the author. When he says Shuangjie is Shuangjie, don't be confused by the plot. Yongqi is still as jealous as ever. When Xiao Yanzi calls Qi Fei's name, I feel like he is going to become a yandere hahaha

After reading a lot of books, the setting of this one made my eyes shine. Although I think the little swallow with Ye Fan's soul is not the real little swallow, but later Yongqi also had the memory of Qi Fei, and the bonds of the past and present life also gave the parallel world's new return of the pearl a good ending. However, I personally feel a little regretful that where did the original little swallow go? Although the current "she" also has Xiao Yanzi's previous memories, in fact, the current Xiao Yanzi is Ye Fan. (I have to say that Yong Qi in this book is very touching, a bit dank, haha. Big boost to the author!)

It's quite interesting. I've also thought about this idea of ​​Ye Fan traveling through time to Little Swallow. I've always wanted to see this setting and finally saw it. The previous one is really good-looking and I really like it. The author's writing style is very good. The only thing I don't like is the extra part. Why does it say that the male protagonist dies first? The ones left behind are the ones who suffer the most. It is better to let the heroine die and let the hero regret it if he cannot see Xiao Yanzi for the last time. In the end of the episode, the most painful thing is Xiao Yanzi. It is better to make the hero regret it first.