Take You to My Kingdom

The plot is unconventional, but the male and female protagonists on the cover and copywriting are not CPs at all. Don't be fooled haha. In fact, the role of the president is dispensable later on. The male protagonist is biased towards buying stocks. The roles of the killer, the elf, and the president are similar, and there are even more killers, but they are not mentioned in the copywriting. As a former queen, the heroine still has a weak personality. Many times, she saved the day not by her own strength, but by the active rescue of the three male protagonists. In most cases, she was not a queen, but a princess waiting to be rescued. But it is still a wonderful novel

It's quite interesting, it's the adventures of a western fantasy heroine. The worldview is very complete, although the narrative is quite clear. (While reading this book, I had a dream that I would remember watching Charles IX in elementary school and the time he spent with the DODO Adventure Team) I really like this book and I don't know if I can buy the physical book. Moreover, the extra chapter was not finished, it only mentioned that the heroine and Gerteros met Julian, and then it was gone. But I hope that the heroine will be with Gerteros and not Julian, as this pair is really unhappy. The heroine does not regard Julian as an adult at all, but treats him as a child. Besides, Julian is always ready to kill the heroine, who would like it. Of course, points will be deducted for not finishing the extra chapter. The heroine is not a strong female character, after all, she is a support type. Also, I finally saw a heroine named Huang!!!

A 4.2+ Work, in a very authentic Western fantasy style, telling the story after the finale of a magnificent adventure epic, interspersed with discussions about fate. Before I started watching it, I saw a lot of comments saying that Qin Yi's character was useless. Halfway through, I felt like deleting this character would have no impact on the development of the story. But after reading the full text, Qin Yi's character is like the hidden thread of the fate of the sword master and the theme of the work. He and the heroine's real body come from the same world. He is the anchor point for the heroine to distinguish this place from other places. It is also an existence that the heroine believes should be as unchanging as friendship, courage, justice, and loyalty. However, under multiple crises, Qin Yi gradually separated from the heroine and began to carve out his own life alone. The story leaves a tail in the end. There is no straightforward answer to how Qin Yi will develop, what will change, and what will remain the same, just like fate itself. Although the development of the story is relatively easy to guess, the rhythm of the unfolding is very good (the rhythm of the story is also good, and I like the humor interspersed from time to time); I also like many metaphors (such as comparing a low mood to bread filled with milk). The writing style is really good, worthy of being an experienced author! What's a bit disappointing is that the climax of the final mystery reveal and conflict doesn't feel quite right. The story frame can actually be filled with a lot more details. Although the plot is very rich (the writing is good), from the perspective of the whole skeleton, there is a thick cotton that has tightly stuffed one corner, and the remaining empty space is filled with a few strands of cotton wool floating on the shelf.

Why is the whole book finished before the plot is finished?

A qualified published book, the plot development is relatively slow, the writing style is average, but it lacks the exciting and exciting points of the online novel. The writing style is relatively realistic, the world view is self-consistent, the male and female protagonists do not pretend to be smart (soap making salt or something), and there are no special hooks. The plot is logical. The setting content in about forty chapters is relatively clear. I think the early stage is a little slow, and there may be deeper meanings. The rhetoric in the first chapter is weird, and the very beginning affects the perception a bit. It is rare to describe the perspective of the male protagonist. In the beginning, the descriptions from the perspective of the male and female protagonists are almost the same. After they are separated, there is no What about the perspective of the male protagonist? This is my first time writing a book review. I think this book should not be read by so few people. The main reason may be that the beginning is too bland and there is nothing interesting, but the world view, the author's imagination and the plot design are quite gripping. The setting is very interesting and richer than the Western fantasy I have read before. It is worth reading.

I have never seen this type of subject matter. I found it from another book, Eight Wonderful Lives. Unexpectedly, it opened up a new world. It is super attractive to me. Like, like, like.

Why isn't anyone watching? The character descriptions are particularly profound, the plots are ups and downs, interlocking, and full of dreams. The protagonist's previous entanglements and details are also described, which is particularly interesting.

It's great to watch. I really like this kind of subject. I'm so happy in the later stage of group portraits. Haha, I like Serinan among the supporting characters, but I want to see the heroine start a harem. Hehe, because the heroine's last time travel was in the auxiliary system, so I think it will be more enjoyable to awaken other people this time to directly fight and kill. The slight flaw is the setting of this world.，，(งᵒ̌ᵒ̌)ง⁼³₌₃

The only one who is not satisfied! Why did the plot end before it was over? Author? What do you want to do? I still want to see the sweet adventurous life of the two of them [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][grievance]

The writing is very good and the pace is great. It makes you want to keep reading until you finish it! In fact, it can become a five-star western fantasy masterpiece. However, some of the foreshadowings are set at the wrong time, leaving readers constantly thinking about these unreasonable character actions. Then readers will doubt the logic of the book and affect the reading experience.

The male protagonist changed his hand three times and finally landed on the character I like better. It is very good. This book is indeed a type suitable for publication. There are a lot of beautiful descriptions that are not related to the main plot. It is like the writing method of ancient books ten years ago. In addition, the book is less passionate and more daily life. So I just skipped the first 40 chapters and read the middle chapters 150 to 280, all by jumping from one chapter to the next without delaying the connection of the main thread. The author's writing is awesome, and I never gave up on the book even though it was so long-winded. I read it until the end. I have been a bookworm for 15 years. The type of heroine is also the type that everyone liked 5 years ago, indecisive, weak and self-reliant, timid, content with the flow, not competitive and utilitarian, but it didn't stop me from reading it, the author's writing is awesome!

It's actually okay because the author's writing style is very good. But this is actually the heroine's harem story...[Shocked][Shocked][Shocked]

The subject matter is fresh and novel, especially the fantasy world, which is particularly prone to distortion. However, the world portrayed by the author is very real: the heroine and the hero accidentally travel to another world, especially the male protagonist, as a high-class rich second generation, who travels to another world and faces a decline in class and a difficult life. However, he is not discouraged or inferior, and works hard in a down-to-earth manner. The emotional and psychological gap in this process is described by the author very well, with every detail.

It's okay. The heroine gave me a very calm and planned impression in the early stage. In the middle and later stages, she was a bit silly and sweet, maybe a little weak.

If I remember correctly, the first time I read Putao was a post-apocalyptic story, with the theme of Classic of Mountains and Seas. Her heroine portrayal has always been a bit awkward, with a feeling of being both indifferent and competitive. There is a lot of psychological description in the article, which sometimes seems verbose. But some settings have a natural sense of fantasy, which is very interesting.

I skipped and listened to it all. Well, I don't know how to put it. The writing and plot are very good. It would be better if there were no emotional dramas. Maybe I watched too many emotional dramas before, but now I feel tired of emotional dramas. Oh, maybe I'm getting old.

This is a book that I can't bear to delete. It has great staying power. I really want to read the heroine's adventure story and her married life with the hero. I'm looking forward to it.

Very interesting, like the narrative style of The Chronicles of Narnia

I haven't seen enough of the extras [crying]

Except for the annoying heroine, everything else is very western fantasy, which is rare.

It's pretty good to watch. Apart from feeling that the heroine is too virginal towards Julian, I still really like the heroine's character. I still feel that the last episode with Jin Ling was a bit hasty, and I didn't feel how much love they had. Then the episode suddenly got together and even kissed.

Very novel material, I have the desire to read more

It's really great!

Very orthodox western fantasy flavor

After reading it, the writing is pretty good.

Great author, why didn't you finish it? Will there be a sequel in the future?

I really like Julian, woo hoo

What a magical feeling! From another book by the author!

I finished reading. Why is there no follow-up? [Crying][Crying][Crying][Crying][Crying] The author please finish writing, I want to watch the sweet side story [Crying][Crying][Crying]

A very nice and unique book, with lots of brains