Reincarnated as a Princess, I Signed a Pact with a Demon from the Start

Emma is starting a new book again and finally has a holiday. I was busy with the first exam some time ago, and I will probably have more time in the future, but there is still the college entrance examination. However, there are quite a lot of manuscripts saved, so don't worry too much. Questions in Chapters 11 and 12 have been revised

I usually wouldn't give it a low score, but at a glance the story still seems immature. In a mature story, each character must have a behavioral pattern consistent with his or her identity and personality, and the bottom line must not be breached. The title and the setting at the beginning show that the author has some ideas. The devil and the princess sign a contract. This contract cannot only turn the devil into the grandfather character in the princess's ring. What I want to see is a story about two people's game over the stipulations and execution of the contract. The two people test each other and guard against each other, and then slowly go through things and finally completely trust each other. As a king, his father has to fight in the field all year round. He only has one daughter and has not arranged strong guards to protect the only heir 24 hours a day. This huge plot contradiction makes the advancement of the story very deliberate. It is recommended that the author think clearly about each character's status, stance, and behavioral patterns before writing. Even if the king is on an expedition all year round and the princess has no escorts, a reasonable story background should be arranged to make the plot progression more reasonable.

I suggest the author to use Xuanbing Longxiang when using high-level magic.

We must update until the end. Even if we don't update for a day, we still have to give us a rough plot [please update]

It's nice to look at, there's nothing surprising about it so far [blowing kiss]