The Long Princess Turns the Entire Capital Upside Down

Old readers, don't brag or be slanderous, please carefully check the minefields. Let me start by saying that this book may not be suitable for you, if: You want to read a fast-paced slap-in-the-face, and this book is a bit slow in the early stages. The first ten chapters are mainly about setting up the character, laying out daily life, and covering up the vest. The highlight is that it is a dense collection of clever little tricks, not a slap in the face with explosive style. Do you want 1v1 dual cleanliness and a male protagonist who is as guarded as jade? It clearly stated the direction of all NPs not to be restrained. The main course is to compete in the Shura field. If you can't accept too many male protagonists, it's still too late to run away now. How sweet the early stage is, how heavy the plot line will be later on. The God of War is full of grievances, the Emperor Jin brothers turn against each other, and the Empress line is destined to be bad. The author really dares to abuse Still reading...

I like a sober and sensible heroine who is always decent. She never gets into the mud, never loses her composure, and relies on her brains to win. I like the performance of all the members in vests, and the freedom to switch between light comedy and serious drama. I laugh and cry in one chapter and get goosebumps in the next. After patiently getting through the first few chapters, the following content will be returned to you with profit.

The most amazing thing about this article is actually the supporting characters. Everyone has their own story and helplessness. No one exists just to set off the heroine. Everyone's conflicting positions collide to hold up the entire court structure. It's rare that all the members are not disconnected or toolless.

The supporting characters are all very well created, and the world view is huge. I particularly like the setting of the Four Kingdoms. The protagonist group and the male protagonist group also have their own characteristics. That is, the emotional line of the male and female protagonists is a bit slow, but there is nothing to say about other aspects [please update] 😜 Read the latest chapter, it's not bad

A very interesting idea, I am happy and sweet in the early stage, and the plan will spread in the later stage, wonderful!

What I like most about this book is that it does not flatten the supporting characters in order to highlight the heroine. Every character who appears has his or her own position. Some people can't help themselves, and some people seem to be gentle, but in fact they are very deep. There are conflicts in the court, checks and balances between all parties, and everyone is in the chess game. The group scenes are very high-quality, and you will really remember every character after watching it for a long time.

A rare and outstanding group portrait! Not only the heroine, but also every supporting character has flesh and blood, each with their own positions and obsessions, and there is no pure tool person. The court, the spies, and the children of the aristocratic families are all alive, and everyone is struggling to play in the chess game of the times, and the worldview is particularly full.

You must be mentally prepared. No matter how easy and sweet the daily life is in the early stage, the main plot of the plan will be heavy in the later stage. The story of a family's injustice, brothers' rebellion, and fateful tragedy unfolds across the board. The author's writing is delicate and heart-wrenching, and the sweetness is directly proportional to the degree of cruelty. Baozi, who prefers sweet and sweet stories, will be cautious when entering the trap, but those who can accept the setting will definitely be able to dig into a top-notch ancient power-based conspiracy novel with plot, characters, and layout all online.

Each character has his own personality and little thoughts. There are no supporting characters. The plot is full of laughs, relaxed and joyful, and the more you go on, the more exciting it becomes!

All the characters are very vivid and three-dimensional, and their daily interactions are also funny and interesting.