On the Day of Her Divorce, the God of War Prince Carries Her Through the Door

This is a good book, at least I think I am quite picky enough to read it! Although I am a little unhappy in some parts, I feel that the female protagonist is not strong enough and the male protagonist is not talkative, but the shortcomings are not hidden. The author's writing is very good and the plot can withstand scrutiny. It is not a brainless novel! The author's writing style has beaten more than 95% of similar articles on Tomato...

The story has twists and turns, but the plot is tight and the characters are distinct and believable. The writing is concise, clear and smooth, and is worth reading. Second brush. The story is reliable and the plot is watchable.

I'm really impressed by the author's thinking! The story is completely organized, and the beginning of the story is expected to reveal the heroine's soul passage. (The original owner retained the memory of her tragic life until her death, and was tortured by her husband for the hatred of her family.) Unexpectedly, it is a marriage for three generations. They are destined to be entangled again in this life. As the plot develops, everything is just a foreshadowing, and a bigger inside story emerges. The game within the game, from mortals to immortals, from the descendants of Shuoyuan to the ancestors of their fathers, there is power among the monarchs and ministers of the feudal dynasty. Suppressing, taking and seizing, looking for the elixir of immortality regardless of blood and family ties, pursuing selfish desires, even sacrificing the country and the ruthless emperor, having a mind for the world, wise, courageous and affectionate, the god of war, the uncle, there are loyal ministers and good generals, there are traitorous relatives, there are many character clues, the ups and downs are exciting, the hero and heroine achieve righteousness for mankind and bring peace to the people of the world, turn the tide, and once again seal the ruins where the sun never sets forever...! The author's emotions are delicate and his writing style is clear and satisfying. It is a high-scoring book.

It's pretty good, I don't want to miss a single frame, I've watched it all [laughing]

The plot and plot are very well written. The beginning of the plot is a bit fast, and it is particularly exciting from the moment the heroine enters the Black Water Cliff. Although the heroine has a golden finger, she rarely uses it. She basically relies on her own brains to deal with the villain. The male protagonist is very smart and wise, but at the beginning he didn't love the female protagonist and couldn't express it. He did some things that were a bit retarded, but he changed them later. The heroine is a bit miserable. When she gave birth to a baby and discovered her life experience, she fell into a desperate situation alone, and then got through it by herself. It's a really great heroine story.

It's very interesting, the content is super colorful and fascinating, I recommend everyone to read it.

Writing a book is not easy... Give it 4 stars! I won't comment on anything else!

The text description is smooth, the plot is novel, twists and turns, bizarre and mysterious, the male and female protagonists, and the supporting characters have distinct personalities. It's really interesting to watch.

I generally don't read fantasy novels, but this story is so mysterious that it makes people accept it quietly. The excellence and power of the Sun Never Sets clan, and the setting of the respective missions of Yu, Li, Metal, Wood, and Fire are refreshing. All in all, the story is exciting and the subject matter is novel, worth reading👍

The plot of the story is good, but it's just a bit sad. It was too twists and turns when I saw it later. I was afraid it would be a tragedy, so I just watched the finale. It turned out to be pretty good so I continued reading. It's just that some plots have not been finished, such as what about Chen Fangyu and Meng Linglong, how about the Imperial Palace of Jin Dynasty, and whether the prince of Yeliang never sets behind the sun.