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The book is great, but if it's about family feuds and national hatred, these two can never be together 😅😅 Even being love-struck won't work; a person's identity doesn't matter, patriotism is a must.

It's quite good, a story of forced love. But it's too heartbreaking. Whether it's the noble Second Prince or the wild, loveless Wolf Prince, they each have their own difficulties. The conflict between family, country, and the world is an insurmountable chasm for them. The Wolf Prince never knows how to love, ultimately destroying that little phoenix. I don't even know if it's a happy ending or a tragic one.

If this could work, I would have really eaten a whole lump of it. The writing is really good, but I think a bad ending is the best outcome. How can love blossom amidst national and personal hatred?

Super good! I finished it in one day. Looking forward to more updates! The characters are very well-developed, which is exactly my type. There are tons of foreshadowing and many connections between the different parts of the story. Although the main characters' emotional journeys and experiences are quite bumpy at the beginning, their paths cross later in the plot.

Yes, yes, the author's final ending is a tragic one for them, and I think that's the best ending. After all, they're separated by a blood feud, and they're family. Besides, the book is very well written, very detailed, and the plot is vivid.

To be honest, it's a bit heartbreaking for both of them, but I enjoyed watching their heartwarming reminiscences and the strategic cunning of the "Prairie Wolf"—the kind of strategy where you think he's lost but it's all part of his plan. And Little Phoenix's situation would drive anyone crazy, but it's truly difficult for them to be in different countries and on opposite sides.

It's so good, really good! The author is amazing, they wrote down every single point I wanted to see. Teacher, I will always be your loyal reader. The only minor drawback is that it's a serialized story. Ugh, I hate serialized stories 😢 So sad.

The story is a mix of sweet and angst, with the emotional journey of the two main characters portrayed quite delicately. It begins devastatingly and ends tragically, finally satisfying my craving for a bad ending. Initially, I thought both the main characters were abnormal, but in the end, I genuinely couldn't hate or like the main character.

It's well-written. It's just that there are too many hardships involved. I hope it doesn't end in tragedy; the Second Prince has already suffered enough. There is too much hatred between them. Although love can heal wounds, love alone is not enough. I really don't know how things will develop between them. Perhaps only when the Second Prince is gone can he be free.

This is the most detailed review in its genre; I stayed up all night to catch up. I never expected Tomato to have this kind of review, it's a real surprise. The only downside is that the yogurt is too bitter, when will it be sweet? 😢😢😢😢