Your Highness, Your Assassin Has Saved Someone Again!

Let's clear things up first. The male protagonist and the second female protagonist are kissing each other. Why did I only see it in more than 100 photos? ! ! Although the author said this is a game, like artificial respiration, but so what, I can't do it anymore. This book is really good-looking and interesting. I originally arranged for the male lead to just like the second female lead before, and even arranged for him to kiss her. Oh, if you don't mind this, you can check it out. The female lead simply has a high strength value, and the plot is also very interesting. The picture is very strong, and I feel that every character is not black and white. It doesn't seem to be artificial respiration, but the male protagonist is drunk or something. I have seen more than a hundred pictures so far. If you look at the later part and find out that it is actually a double cleansing, the male protagonist is not having a second kiss with the female, come and kick me.

The heroine is not stupid and sweet, and the plot of being tricked by the prince is reasonable and funny. The male protagonist's arrogance and growth line are well laid out. From wanting to take advantage of the female protagonist to truly liking her, you can see every step of the change. Although the plot line is not complicated, the logic is clear, and it is well integrated with the elements of sweet pets and sand sculptures. There is no big problem in reading the whole story, which is quite good.

The contrast between sound and sound is so cute! He is obviously a top killer, but he is so cute and stupid. He cares about his shadow being trampled on and struggles with the bounty. His appearance is very real. His strength is incredible but he is not cold-hearted. It is very relaxing to read.

The characters of the male and female protagonists are very good, including the emperor, the second prince, and Pingting. The characters are all charming. One small problem is that Jun Yang is replaced by Jun He. I was confused several times and thought that Lao Jiu had secretly come back. Is there any foreshadowing between the fifth prince and Mr. Ying? I don't know if he was poisoned by hallucinations or if his character is just like this. Mr. Ying seems to know his character very well. If that is the nature of the fifth prince, I am very curious why Mr. Ying still chooses to assist him. Following a prince with an extreme personality is tantamount to seeking the skin of a tiger. In addition, I feel that the villain's character is a bit too strong. The Ninth Prince and Ye Zhaoyi are a little bit different. They always shout at the top of their lungs and are a bit noisy. Maybe this has something to do with my personal preference, so the flaws are not hidden. The thing that bothers me the most is that there is a section where Jun Lin wants to hit a home run with Yinyin, thinking that she will be willing to spend the rest of her life with me even if there is no matchmaker or betrothal. I hate this section very, very much. Firstly, it does not fit the character of the male protagonist. A prince who is well versed in poetry actually does not follow any rules. Secondly, he is very self-righteous and irresponsible. This idea is not respectful enough to Yin Yin. How to describe this discomfort? It's just... Too masculine Finally, although this article is not particularly perfect, it is not conventional. I can see that the author is careful. When I read the book reviews, I also saw that the author was considering the opinions of readers (I also hope that the second prince and Pingting will have their own free souls. Her life will be far away in the mountains and rivers) Anyway, keep it up, and I'll keep an eye out for the author's other subsequent works.

The interaction between the male and female protagonists is very tense. His Highness was initially curious about her abnormality, but gradually turned into secret concern, and did not forcefully bind her at first. He watched her complete the assassin mission while "meddling in other people's business" to save people. That kind of calm concern was more flavorful than straightforward sweetness.

Lots of laughs but not awkward! The heroine regarded Zuixianglou as the place to receive the reward order, and thought that "heart-killing" meant digging out the heart. She carefully escorted the prince with the rag reward order written by the prince. Even the villain was confused by her brain circuit. She smiled throughout the whole process, and there was no boring plot at all.

The combination of being a sweetheart and being a machinist is so wonderful! It includes the silly daily life of the heroine earning bounty, the funny interactions between the male and female protagonists, the hidden clues of the prince's inheritance, and the secrets of the killer organization. It seems easy and funny, but in fact there are hidden foreshadowings. The more you follow, the more you want to know the follow-up development.

From the beginning when the male protagonist was arrogant and wanted to take advantage of the female protagonist, to later on when he sincerely protected her, the growth line is very clear. The rhythm of the plot is well controlled, with tense power struggles, funny daily interactions, and sweet emotional lines, and the logic is not confusing. It was very comfortable to read and I really recommend it.

The author's humor skills are online, and the lines are dense but not embarrassing. For example, Yinyin's entangled "heart-killing" is to dig out the heart, and the bounty tug-of-war between Junlin and Yinyin can make people smile every time.

It's good-looking, and the male protagonist becomes more and more boyfriend-like as he goes to the back~~ The female protagonist is still as naive as ever hahahaha~~