Film and TV Crossover: The Fox Immortal's Guide to Winning Over Dragon Qi

It's quite good-looking. In the first world, it's hard to control the evil nature and fly wildly. In the second world, the character is integrated into the original character. She is cute and cute. But the characters in Fucha's world are too pure and white. It makes me hate the iron. But it's okay. It's just two mouthfuls. I haven't had any trouble with it, but it's actually about controlling the male protagonist to get rid of the people who get in the way. The character design is very good every time. He is a fan of everyone. He falls in love at first sight but doesn't make people feel that the progress is too fast. In a world where he can gain power, he can still have a good career, which is good.

It's okay, the heroine is a bit self-righteous. I thought it was my only favorite, so I was a little disappointed. The heroine takes the silly, sweet and weak route, trying everything on men to achieve her goal. Later, it gradually becomes immersive. I don't like it very much.

It would be nice if the heroine added more (acquisition of a harem)...

After reading the book reviews, many people complained about the female protagonist, but after reading this book and reading other books, I realized that the female protagonist is living a good life. Almost all the male protagonists are solving problems. The same is true for the male protagonists in the Gong Du chapter, who overcome all odds to make the female protagonist the queen and put the best in front of the female protagonist. This is a cool article that I love to read. Although it has many flaws, I still love reading it [full] I am reading another book now, and there is a palace battle chapter where the male protagonist shows that he loves the female protagonist very much, but the female protagonist turns out to be a concubine after giving birth... This gap is too obvious.

Can you write down the stories of the protagonists in Ode to Joy, Three Lives, Three Lives, and Flowers and Bones? Aren't there five beautiful heroines in Ode to Joy, each with her own merits? There are also several female protagonists in Hua Qian Gu, and Sansheng Sansei... I am particularly looking forward to their little world.

When you meet the heroine, you will be your only favorite 🙂+, the story of Fucha Rongyin is the most heartwarming and happiest The story of Shenmeizhuang is a combination of official history and the biography of Zhen Huan

How can I put it, other chapters are okay, pretty good. That's right, how could the emperor's eunuch in the picture at Shen Meizhuang be Zhang Qilin? How brave! Author, are you afraid that the rice won't scold you? (@[]@!!)

It's hard to say this book. Sometimes it's good, sometimes it's bad. Sometimes it's immersive and sometimes it's not. I'm out of options. Those who are short on books can read [Punch Out].

Du Chongwen novels, the chapters are not long, Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace and The Legend of Zhen Huan have more chapters

It's a good read. I've read too many other people's books that are really terrible for those emperors. This book is very good. It feels good to give up the harem as soon as I meet the heroine.