Beng Tie: Confess My Love to Fu Xuan, Qingque Helps Me Deliver a Love Letter

The five-star rating is a temporary promise I made myself that I can't take back. The emotional lines in the book are fairly well written, although some settings are a bit abrupt. For example, the author made the existence of the system very conspicuous in the beginning, but after a few scenes, the author's magical power broke out and the protagonist's story was revealed. This system has accumulated super strength over time and can now compete with system punishment. In my opinion, the conversion is slightly inappropriate. In the later stage, I don't know if the author was lazy and saved the trouble, so he just wrote the system and ran away, leaving a legacy to the protagonist. It is considered a systemless thing. Another thing I want to complain about is that in Chapter 47, an NPC named Ye Zhiwei suddenly appeared, a fellow diviner with a little talent. Although he entered the profession late, Qingque called him his so-called senior brother. What I personally think is very typical is that the author set him to like Qingque. The article described him as smooth in dealing with others and having a good relationship with others. But in Chapter 47, I didn't notice it. I only saw that this NPC contained The insinuations about the protagonist are quite sinister, and are not like words that a smooth person can say [face covering] I personally felt quite uncomfortable when I saw this. Fortunately (emphasis point), the author did not mention this person again in the latest chapter, which is a lot better. Although I don't know what the author meant by writing this NPC, and I don't want to speculate on the author's power, but it shouldn't be a poisonous point if I endure it. Save money: The emotional line in the book is very good. The characters in the text are colder than originally thought. The author's private design is not serious. The system plays a large role in the early stage but disappears quickly and leaves a legacy to the protagonist. A male NPC suddenly appears in the article and likes Qingque and makes insinuations about the protagonist. However, this person is not mentioned later and the protagonist has already eaten Fu Xuan Qingque, so it should not be considered a poisonous point. Personal evaluation: It deserves a five-star rating because this is a tomato, but that's not a reason not to question it. You can rest assured that it's non-toxic (should not be counted).

Very nice, keep it up [Like]

I quite like this book, but I always feel it lacks something. Moreover, this book is also one of the rare ones where you can play with a green bird. I like it very much.

With four stars for encouragement, I got it all in about 50 chapters.

I really like this work. I haven't updated it for two days. What's the matter? I want to read it.

The writing is pretty good