After Making the Phoenix Empress Regret It for Life, She Came After Me

The writing, logic, and plot are all quite good, and the writing is clear and fluent. It is indeed a rare book, but the reason why I gave it four stars is because of the plot. The second simulation of the heroine's reincarnation and amnesia is the biggest highlight. If you can't accept the heroine's amnesia and the only hero who remembers the hero, you can enter. If you can't accept it, you can choose to skip the second simulation, which will not affect the main plot [smile] I laughed after reading it. It uses a simulated theme, uses the title of harem, and writes about the bloody female channel.

Although the emotional line in the first world is not that good, the second world is really well written and I enjoyed reading it. I read other books of the same type that are about frustration, but this one is simply a joyful one. The writing style and the description of the emotional line are almost meaningless. After all, just by looking at the name, you can tell that there is a knife, but I am immune to it and feel invulnerable. If you want to read exciting stories and emotional plots, you can read it. If you want to read the swordsmanship, the latest chapter doesn't have many swordsmanship. Of course, it may be because my tear threshold is high. Summary: Generally speaking, it is considered a superior work so far, and I hope the author will continue to [learn]

Um, I don't know what to say. Well, I can only say that it's pretty good as a pastime. There's nothing too bad about it, but there's nothing outstanding about it either. It's pretty average. It's just too many simulations and too little reality. This is a common problem in simulator stories. I don't know if it will appear in the future. It's only the third simulation now, so I can't see it yet. Let's take a look. [Laugh]

The writing is very good. If you ignore some details, the writing is indeed good, but the overall content gives people the feeling of killing people for the sake of killing people. There is no logic in many places and it is relatively blunt. It is a bit uncomfortable to read [Eating Melon]

After watching the first simulation, I thought it was of average quality, so I continued reading with the mentality of giving it a try. As a result, the second simulation is really exciting. The length and quality are relatively good in the same genre. There are no major problems except for the slight lack of writing skills. My personal expectation is four stars. I will give it five stars as encouragement.

Personally speaking, this book is very suitable for me. The foreshadowing of the plot is still very good, and the description of the male protagonist's emotions feels great. It's that kind of step-by-step process. In the beginning, the male protagonist doesn't know about feelings, but later he changes after being guided. What I like very much about this is that the male protagonist does not understand everything at the beginning, but slowly starts to learn about relationships. I feel great, this is what I like. The foreshadowing of the plot allows us to connect naturally. This is very powerful, and the emotions for the two heroines are well written. Anyway, I personally like it very much. There are other things that I feel the rating of this book is a bit low, it shouldn't be 7.5. I personally feel that the score of this book can reach 8.5. This is the author's current level. If the author's level improves later, it can reach 9.0.

Falling flowers are intentional and flowing water is ruthless. Although the protagonist is a bit wooden, he can't be ignited; that is, his heart is as hard as a stone, but fortunately he can't hold it back. No joke, it's really beautiful. I like the short stories after each simulation the most. It's full of aftertaste.

Pretty good, no surprises about the harem. The protagonist simulates a sword and then accompanies (redemption?) The host (female). The ending is naturally the story of dying for the host and then the host reaches the top to find him. Just curious how many to arrange for the current 3. Ziyuan (the protagonist of the second simulation) appeared in the protagonist's world before the simulation. I was curious about the reason why she was on the wrong timeline?

My rating for this book is top notch. The pinnacle of this type of book. The author's emotional descriptions are very delicate. Every character is created with care. Don't be fooled by the 6.3 Rating. I personally think this book started at 9.1 And I think it is very well written. The author also works very hard to update continuously. I hope this book can break through 9.4.

It's short but incisive, and the summary is cute even though it's small.