Back at Fifteen, I Disguise Myself as a Boy and Slay!

This is what I want to see. The protagonist should shine brightly, instead of being constantly overwhelmed by her own CP. The heroine's calm and controlling attitude is so attractive to me.

I have read books for many years, and this is the only one I have been asked to review. 🍅If you haven't finished updating yet, you can go to the website to find "General, the Solitary Red Makeup" on your own I also really like this setting. The writing of this article is excellent, the plot is rich and full, the rhythm is very steady, and there is no lack of laughter in it, making people addicted to it. After reading it, I felt like following the Changrong Prince through her magnificent life. I couldn't calm down for a long time. I can't describe how good it is. Every article in the article is worth reading and indispensable. The image of each character is also very vivid. What made me most uncomfortable was the follow-up extras. Except for the first few chapters, I almost devoured them wholeheartedly. I didn't dare to read them in detail. It's obviously the ending of "he", why is it getting more and more uncomfortable the more I watch the extra episode? The long appearance in the extra chapter is that Emperor Shengping passed away long ago, but she exists in every line and every point, and her traces are in every word and every sentence. In ancient times, there was an emperor whose ambition was to make the sea clear and the rivers clear, and the world to be peaceful, so the emperor was named Sheng Ping, and she realized what she called the Kaiping Era. I am a very timid person, but Changrong is a person with great ambitions and a broad mind. She has nothing to fear in this life, and if she is afraid, she is not afraid. Like Zhao Yueqiu, I will always admire her, admire her, respect her... Maybe I can't write many sympathetic words, but Qi Changrong is a beautiful person who cannot be blasphemed in my heart.

It's so good. Can the author write another happy version of the story? I think the ending is too sad and not worthy of the grandeur of the long-rong prince's life. She is really still too young. Although this ending can be said to be destined by the long-faced prince, and the hardships along the way made her body destined to be this ending, I just feel that she deserves someone better. The story begins with the country being ruined and the family still dying, and ends with the death of one more time in his own imperial mausoleum. The author Dazhen wrote it very well. The prince Chang Rong has been his responsibility to the Jin Dynasty since he was born. She was trapped in the imperial city her whole life, but she also got the supreme power. She had no plans, but Guo Hui died young. She unified the four kingdoms, made the world peaceful, and made the people prosperous, but her ending was disappointing. "The clothes are buried in the imperial mausoleum, and the bones are returned to the emperor's family." Her life was not upright and upright as Jun Chen, and after her death, she was unwilling to wrong Jun Chen again. Really good.

He is majestic, courageous, and has a mind as big as the sea. I admire such a person very much. He did this in the body of a woman. Although it is said that he is writing a novel, I still admire him with emotion. It does not directly write about a woman ascending the throne in a woman's body like other novels. Although it is said that a woman disguises herself as a man, but to be honest, it is consistent with the situation. Realistically and logically, after all, in a feudal era that has lasted for thousands of years, if it is suddenly said that a woman's status is higher than that of the world, even if she is a royal family, it will cause turmoil in the world. Many people will think in their hearts that a woman can ascend to the throne, so how can I, a dignified man, not be able to do it? Although I also want to let a woman ascend the throne in that way, from a practical point of view, it is impossible. I read the entire book on other software and almost read it again on Tomato. The author's logic is clear and the content is meaningful and profound. (Tentatively called According to the female supporting character) Zhao Yueqiu was an unfortunate but lucky woman in the feudal era. She fell in love with the Crown Prince of Changrong, but she didn't know it was Nv Jiao'e. Fortunately, he had an older brother's family background and a noble family. He did things that no woman in the world dared to do. He was engaged in business. Unfortunately, he fell in love with someone he shouldn't have fallen in love with and spent his whole life. Seeing that Zhao Yueqiu could not love him throughout his life, I thought it was a b*tch [facepalm] [facepalm] Qi Changrong, I wrote it wrong before

It's very good-looking. I like the big description of the long-faced prince. The female protagonist is very strong and the male protagonist is also very good. It's not a loss at all.

I have read the full text. The plot is intertwined and the characters are vivid and lifelike. It is the best book I have ever read about a woman disguised as a man. The heroine is patriotic, loves the people, has the world in mind, is not a virgin to her enemies, and never hesitates to strike. The hero and heroine never have any misunderstandings, and their feelings are mutually beneficial. I recommend everyone to read it!

Not bad, you can take a look

I originally thought it was a new book, but as I read it I found that the content was very similar to what I had read before. Later I realized that this was a book I had not read, and now I am lucky enough to have read it. This is a book I have read before.

Why does such a beautiful book have such a low rating? It's really good, worth reading, and the characters are clearly created. Everyone in it has his own characteristics, and there are reasons for being bad. I know that generally this kind of novel will have some small regrets, such as the death of a decent character (Qin Fei), which will be a little regretful, but I personally think this is inevitable. If this book It would be great if, like other books, only the villain died. It would be in line with the general plot, but not in line with the plot of "real world unity". The so-called "fight" means casualties, and there is no way to say that there is no loss of soldiers. The heroine is smart, but she is not a god, and she cannot predict the future. No one wants their mother to die, let alone the heroine.

I don't remember where I finished reading this book. Anyway, I remember it was finished. Why is it updated again now [awkward laugh]