The Male Leads Go Crazy Fighting Over the Alluring Cross-Dressing Beauty in This Love Triangle

It looks good. Judging from the current progress, the first male lead in the catalog is definitely Qi Heng; the second and third male leads are not sure, but they feel like Qi Xuan and Shen Nianchen; and the fourth male lead is undoubtedly Yi Zhi. Qi Heng is undoubtedly the one who feels the most upright, a little cold and sinister, with a handsome appearance; Qi Xuan feels more indifferent to Qi Heng, probably because he awakened earlier to compete for the throne and expand his power, and his appearance is more gorgeous and exotic; but the two royal brothers have a simple side: Qi Heng is for family, and he is for the old family. After Xun was imprisoned, he finally had to face the fact that he had been involved in the whirlpool of the struggle for the throne, and faced the breakdown of the relationship with his other half-brothers. Of course, he was prepared and won over the emperor's old master Xun; Shen Nianchen is the flower of the high mountains, with a cold and ruthless appearance, and an appearance like a banished immortal. He is currently the one who has the lowest affection for the heroine; Yi Zhi is the prince of a neighboring country, who is loved for his work for the people, but is hated by other princes. On the surface, he is a modest son, as gentle as jade. After reading the introduction, he realizes that he is a yandere and has a black eye; The heroine, Gu Qingbai, is not good at eight-part essays. She should have read the Four Books and Five Classics and so on. She can understand classical Chinese, but it is a bit difficult. Relatively speaking, she is better at military, business, and survival in the wild. She can conduct political and military analysis and make suggestions for Qi Heng, can draw plans for making hidden weapons, and knows how to make feathers. Food, penicillin, soap and other easy-to-make money-making methods; he successfully solved Qiheng's trust crisis and helped Yi Zhi survive in the desert when he just traveled through time and had limited memory; in general, he is smart but not an intellectual monster, has broad knowledge, is very suitable for being a counselor, and has average physical fitness. The other thing is that I hope that I can stop abusing my heroine. The three cannon fodders who have passed through are all physically injured. Except for Yi Zhi, I would like to call the other three male protagonists dogs. I hope that there will be no female competition in the future. The heroine can expand the harem to recruit more male protagonists, so that the heroine can have an official position and not be trapped in the back house. There are many highlights in this article. The heroine actually has three bodies in the novel world that she has traveled through. They all dress up as men and control her body by sleeping. There is a time-travel girl who made a cake, and the heroine formed an alliance with her. There is also the original heroine in the novel world - Shen Nianchen's original official heroine was a reborn heroine who came back to take revenge; the heroine Gu Xun's identity is the emperor's master, and he is on good terms with Qi Heng on the surface, but he framed Qi Heng before the heroine came through. It is currently unknown which faction Guan Xun belongs to; Qing Yan's identity is the crown prince, who is on good terms with Qi Xuan and Shen Nianchen, and the crown prince's father has a secret; Ah Ji is Yi Zhi's wife, but is actually a traitor who was placed next to Yi Zhi, and Yuan Ah Ji has rebelled and defected to Yi Zhi

The subject matter is very novel. I give it five stars. I gave up after seeing the loss of my virginity. Putting aside whether it is clean or not, I think it must at least be voluntary, right? How can it be forced? Or maybe the author likes the heroine to lose her virginity! It's really... It's hard to put it into words. I saw some comments saying that it was written a bit too realistically, so it seemed sad. I agree, indeed, I don't plan to finish reading it. Really every step of the way feels difficult for the heroine. Just to survive is to suffer like this. Really not worth it. Almost all of them are injured. I don't think they can't be injured, but it's really uncomfortable to watch. I don't have a feudal mentality and believe that the heroine must be clean, but she basically has to be willing, right? It's really annoying and forced. (Just my personal thoughts, I really don't need to comment. Everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables.)

Dawei: Qingyan (the prince, the identity of the heroine), so Xun (the master, one of the identities of the heroine) is followed by "I will marry myself" [laughing and crying] Qi Yao (eldest prince), Qi Xuan (second prince), Qi Heng (third prince), Qi Chonghua (fourth prince), Qi Yuzhu (fifth prince), Zhongmou (Qi Xian, sixth prince) (Xie Cang), Shen Nianchen (state) Yuan), Mo Yichen (Dali Temple), Changlong (the richest man), Cheng An (later became a general), Su Jinming ("the great writer"), Shiwu (secret guard), Mo Ran (personal guard), Wan Zhou (time travel) The Wei Dynasty was later divided into two countries: Qi State: Qi Heng (the third prince) Banquet Country: Qi Xuan (Second Prince) Da Chu: Yi Zhi (fourth prince) (broken finger) × Aji (concubine) (the other body of the heroine) Yi Muhan (fifth prince) (cut off ears) Yi Junyan (sixth prince) (eye digging) The first male protagonist in the introduction should be Qi Heng, the second male protagonist is Qi Xuan, the third male protagonist is Shen Nianchen, and the fourth male protagonist is Yi Zhi, Yi Muhan, and Yi Junyan. The other male protagonists include Qi Yao, Qi Chonghua, Qi Yuzhu, Mo Yichen, Xie Cang, Shiwu, Mo Ran, Wanzhou, Cheng An, Changlong, Su Jinming

Maybe it's because there is no arrangement system in the plot, so the jumping rhythm of several vests is quite fast, and the rhythm of the vests coming off the assembly line is also tight (no derogatory meaning), to prevent the heroine from dying from overwork (nod). The male protagonists fall in love relatively quickly, but the female protagonist does not linger in love (I suspect she doesn't at all). Good review! Only by making money can you move around the world! The omnivorous type eats every arrowhead heroine (although there are two who seem to like the original heroine? What about these two). The author said that there are only 4 male protagonists decided in the introduction, and the others are single arrowheads. Does this mean that the subsequent female protagonists only have male-female feelings for these four? (Sadly) But the plot is really interesting, with a lot of foreshadowing and plot twists. It's a pity that there can't be any plot below the neck. I really look forward to the author opening a fan group when he has time! [Crying] The only thing I want to remind the author is that the unclean identity of Gu Xun may need to be cleared in the introduction? I'm worried that if the book becomes popular in the future, there will be some ultra-clean fans who won't be able to accept it and will criticize this point (and even if the man has a single arrow, he is the original character of the arrow, not the female character, right?) Finally: it's not a loss if you enter the trap! But why do you want me to encounter this when I have only updated more than fifty chapters & a single update every day! ! [Crying] Not enough. There is no rating yet, probably partly because there are too few updated chapters, and many people are still waiting to see. The author, please give me a boost, and I wish you a bright future with more chapters! [Blowing kiss]

I would like to ask, does this book have a CP? I don't like having a deputy CP [crying]

There are eighteen male protagonists, one of whom is the female protagonist herself (the Master). The topic selection is quite thoughtful, but the ending is not very satisfying. The unsatisfactory point is: First, the two qjf twins in Chu State do not deserve the forgiveness of the female protagonist. The author said before that they would not be the male protagonists, but then he did not follow his words and made them the male protagonists again. The second point of dissatisfaction is that I think the second brother should be the second person with whom the heroine feels sincerely. However, because of fear of being hurt, I dare not accept the love of the second brother, and have almost no sex with him. The third point is that the only ones who can be deeply integrated with the heroine, if I remember correctly, are the eldest prince (husband), the twins (second clone), and Mo Shen Shuanglong (the crown prince). Other male protagonists who have pure love do not get the love of the female protagonist fairly. Point 4: The plot is incomplete. The finale ended very hastily, and there were only a few people in the side story. In addition, the holes dug by the author were not completely filled in. The relationship between the prince's father and the heroine was not explained in the article why it was so strange at the end. In short, the five-star praise is mostly due to the other innocent male protagonists except the twins, the novel plot, and the complete pursuit of the article. I hope the author's articles can be improved in the future.

You must get more NPCs. The more male protagonists you have, the better!

It's really beautiful and exciting. Triplets, 4 brothers, classmates. Master. There are puppies. The ending is just too rushed. The author wrote a lot of pitfalls, but left half of them unfilled. The ending is also baffling. But the summary is still very nice. The heroine was a bit abused in the early stages (because of her low status and someone pure 🗡️) but it got much better in the middle. There are many people who like the heroine. The heroine is not stupid and sweet, and she does not seek life and death because of her innocence. She does not suffer from internal conflicts. The heroine is a very gentle and smart person. The male protagonists are all of high status. This is where the author's imagination opened up.

Very pretty! Finished reading it in one go What I don't like so much right now is that one of the heroine's bodies was forced by the eldest prince [punch out] But the eldest prince hasn't appeared yet. If the eldest prince is also the male protagonist, I can accept it. If not, I won't like it very much [face covering]

It's pretty good to watch, but I don't know if it's due to poor writing skills or some other reason. The plot jumps too fast and is a bit stiff and incoherent. The subject is not clearly stated in many descriptions, which makes it difficult to know whose behavior or psychological activities are. It's easy to read in a fog. However, the setting is quite novel and overall it's nice to watch.