In the early Yun Qing Dynasty, Bengui was the daughter of a royal censor. Her father's death remonstrance caused the whole family to suffer, and she was demoted as a military slave. In her last life, she disfigured herself and fled back to Beijing, asking her fiancé, the number one scholar, to plead her grievances on her behalf. Unexpectedly, her fiancé had already moved into a powerful position, which eventually led to the ruin of her family. After resurrecting her life, she gave up escaping and turned around and entered the general's camp.
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The script is very average. The screenwriter is not very serious, the bloody plot is exactly the same, and the differences are not brilliant. There are also many logic bugs.
And it doesn't make sense for the scumbag to be reborn, he didn't even die.
The male and female leads are both raw in their acting skills, and the intimate scenes are quite restrained. Emotions are pushed forward and cannot be conveyed in the eyes. The appearance is pretty good. The heroine's appearance and temperament are not suitable, but fortunately her eyes are pretty.
It doesn't appeal to me very much, it's the kind that I can just read on or cross out.
The script is very average. The screenwriter is not very serious, the bloody plot is exactly the same, and the differences are not brilliant. There are also many logic bugs. And it doesn't make sense for the scumbag to be reborn, he didn't even die. The male and female leads are both raw in their acting skills, and the intimate scenes are quite restrained. Emotions are pushed forward and cannot be conveyed in the eyes. The appearance is pretty good. The heroine's appearance and temperament are not suitable, but fortunately her eyes are pretty. It doesn't appeal to me very much, it's the kind that I can just read on or cross out.
Yun Qingchu and Gu Jingting