The Future Royal Consort Is Forced to Become the Disciple of a Stunning Sect Master

When I watched "The Future Prince Consort Forced to Become the Apprentice of a Stunning Female Grandmaster", I watched the whole thing with gusto. I thought it was a cliche story about a consort, but in the end, the plot had various counter-conventions and the male protagonist was forced to become an apprentice. Facing the stunning female guru, she resisted at first and then gradually relied on the interaction. It was very interesting. The image of the female guru was very similar, with the domineering attitude of a master and the shyness of a little woman. The author's writing style was also very delicate, and the emotional development of the two people was written very smoothly. The details were particularly touching. I couldn't help but read it in one breath. It was so beautiful! ! !

Excellent books always make me like them because of various advantages. I like the characters in this book very much, the plot is also very good, and there are many truths. I believe the author can write better and better. Come on (following are some spoilers. The protagonist first became a disciple because of the royal family's inheritance. One of the masters of the heroine also appeared because of this incident. The other heroine's royal sister was also implicated. The author The author describes the royal family very well, with no family affection at all, and being deeply involved in it. There is less description about the female master, of course, it may be because the master's setting is relatively simple, and there will probably be more in the future. And when the protagonist returns from school, another female protagonist, an enemy princess, will be involved.)

There are a lot of reads, but there are no comments. The title of the book was poorly chosen and not eye-catching. If it weren't for the book shortage, I wouldn't have discovered that there is a good book. So far, it's pretty good. I can't talk about becoming a god or anything like that, but the plot in the early stages is solid and pretty good. Emm hard to comment

When I read Chapter 278, I felt empty. The transition was too fast and I didn't have time to react. The timeline span was too big. To be honest, after reading so many books 20 years later, this book's author is the bravest. But overall, this book has a good plot, and it's not like Dian within a Dian has its own plot template. Bonus points.

It's really good to read, the author's writing style is good, and the characters written by the author have very distinct characteristics. I have been short of books recently, but I came across this book. The plot is really exciting, and I really love the author to death.

After reading the latest chapter, it's generally okay. It's just that the author wanted to write something profound but didn't write it very well. The scene switching is a bit stiff. I won't talk about the emotional line. It's not written well, or it's not written in detail, but the flaws are not hidden. Overall, it's good. This book can be read, but it's too general. It would be better to write more details.

A novel was recommended by a friend. When I first read it, I thought I would be disappointed. I thought if it's good, why don't you secretly read it and recommend it to me? Then I read it and it turned out pretty good. The characters in it are all very exciting and vivid. My mouth kept smiling, and I felt like my tired life had been healed by this book. Thank you so much for bringing such a beautiful novel. Alas.

No matter how you say it, this book shouldn't be rated around 8. It has a lot of shortcomings like Yang Jiong's book, but it's not that outrageous. The plot design is okay and it's readable. I hope the author can learn from experience and bring better content.

It is a very excellent low-level political text with excellent ideas about running the country and using troops. It weakens the influence of martial arts on politics to a large extent. The description of people's livelihood and history is also very detailed. I originally came here for the multi-female protagonists to fight in the palace, but this book basically achieves an excellent level from the emotional line to the political development of the country's politics, economy and people's livelihood. It is really refreshing to read, at least in this book. It is difficult to find a substitute for the platform. As for the current plot, I am still looking forward to how the author will handle the relationship between the two divided countries. I personally think this plot is actually a big difficulty. As far as the revenge of the protagonist is concerned, it should be unified later, but if a hasty combination will only compress the conflicts between the north and the south, they will eventually explode in the future. If they are not unified, how can they coexist? I am looking forward to it.

Yes, author. This is the first time I have seen this type of book on 🍅. I feel pretty good about it. There are tears and laughter, and the details are well described. There is no abrupt feeling. It is like a painting, unfolding slowly. Like, like [laughing]