
The Princess Never Lies
郡主从不说谎
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 154k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient-Style Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
51Chapters
816Reads
8.6Score
116Listens
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General with a lot of eyes × Princess who doesn't take the ordinary path It is different from what I imagined. The story does not only revolve around the main CP. Each title corresponds to a unit. The first unit is not so much the story of the male and female protagonists, but more about the heroine's parents - love is unquestionable, and there is no real drifting away due to hidden secrets, Wrong Good. The following is unfolded from the perspective of characters related to the protagonist, and there are also figures of the protagonist helping others. I really like this narrative style. Each unit is not long and is called a unit, but it is continuous in time and does not disrupt the narrative. Besides, the events that happened in each unit are described in detail and appropriately. I also agree with the point of not going into details [Note] Girls should help each other 😘 This ending? Is there a second part that is still being planned? @ There can't be a story about the princess and the general, right? 🧐 Or should I say that this pairing is originally open-ended and I have no intention of writing it down in detail?
In fact, I want to give it 5 stars. Although there are always people who comment that the beginning of each story is too abrupt, I quite like this style of writing, and the content is also well written. There are basically no errors in logic, sentences, typos and punctuation. The concept is also very good. It can really beat 90% of the articles in Tomatoes, but! You keep writing! What's the fuss about marking the end of the story as a completed story? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, you should write about the fate of the old man Hunjun. I'm not that depressed even if the male and female protagonists don't have an ending. That bastard Hunjun will be without a story if nothing happened [Petrochemical]
The characters are well created and the plot advances quickly. Each chapter is an independent story, but it is also a branch that promotes the development of the main line. It is neat and clean. I don't like novels that describe too much emotions. This novel is just right. The only shortcoming is that it is not finished.
Each of the short stories has different characters and stories. Each character has a distinct personality and is logical. It does not describe too much psychological straightforwardness, but it also makes people think about the years. It is beautiful. Except for the main storyline being discontinued, all other short stories are finished.
It's very well written. It's the first time I've seen a novel that doesn't revolve around a female protagonist and a male protagonist 😂 The first two chapters are about the female protagonist and the male protagonist, and the second two are in one unit, with one protagonist in each chapter. Overall, it's still very interesting, but it would have been nice if there were more articles about the protagonists.
I guess this is another novel that was moved by Tomato from somewhere like Red and White. It has no ending, and there are many foreshadowings that are not explained, but the writing is very good and the characterization is also great. The main plot is male and female, but the unit style writing method is quite interesting. It's very interesting. I watched it until the end in one go. I'm going to find the original version😄
Hey, it ended suddenly. The story is not over yet. What did the author want to do? Speaking of this book alone, it is quite interesting. The short stories come one after another, but suddenly they disappeared. It feels like only half of the story was told. What happened?
It's pretty good. It has a main line around which there are multiple stories of girls helping girls. The writing is also good. Although each short story is complete, it is a bit brief, especially at the end where the main line has some holes left unfilled. It feels like the author adapted a long-form material library, but overall it is still worth reading.
I really like this kind of unit-style short story, but the author, you have to ask yourself, have you finished writing it? [Pout]
Every character is very three-dimensional and vivid. I always feel empty after watching it. Why doesn't the author continue writing?